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Editorial: Our Coverage of Trump 2.0

The Editors March 11, 2025

With the overwhelming influx of action since President Trump took office in January, citizens may feel confused about what to believe, and how to engage with modern news. In light of the current political...

Trump Attacks DEI Programs

Trump Attacks DEI Programs

Noura Finley, Staff Writer March 11, 2025

Since the beginning of the second Trump administration, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) programs across the country have been under attack. Inclusivity programs such as Affirmative Action were created...

AI can prove helpful and efficient in the classroom.
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Artificial Intelligence: Friend or Foe?

Stella Gegax, News Editor March 11, 2025

Artificial Intelligence is reshaping our world. From worries of job loss to academic integrity, many institutions are banning AI, being completely opposed to it instead of investigating how it can be used...

Jimmy Carter helped build homes with Habitat for Humanity.
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Jimmy Carter’s Legacy

Grace McCarthy, Staff Writer March 11, 2025

On Dec. 29, 2024, Jimmy Carter, the only president from Georgia, died at the age of 100. Born in Plains, in 1924, Carter grew up in a small farming community that shaped his fundamental values of hard...

Going Into the New Year, Hope Is Not Lost

Going Into the New Year, Hope Is Not Lost

Stella Gegax, News Editor February 20, 2025

The result of the presidential election has distressed many. From a political standpoint, many aspects of the next four years are unpredictable. President-elect Donald Trump has already begun to select...

A Primary Necessity

A Primary Necessity

Charlotte Sommerfeld, Online Editor February 20, 2025

Primary elections offer a chance for parties and voters to determine the best candidate to nominate for the presidential election. This is especially important in the current age of political polarization...

Millions of Americans cast their ballots this Election Day.
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Why Trump Won The Presidency

Sara Segall, Staff Writer February 20, 2025

The American people elected Trump because of a widespread misunderstanding of how the economy and government functions. This gap in knowledge not only shapes American voting behavior, but also affects...

School Shootings: A Failure of Policy

School Shootings: A Failure of Policy

Grace McCarthy, Staff Writer October 29, 2024

In the wake of the tragic shooting at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia, a reporter at a rally in Phoenix asked Republican vice-presidential nominee JD Vance what specific policies he supports to...

Brainrot: A Nonsensical Trend

Brainrot: A Nonsensical Trend

Braylen Pendleton, Production Chief October 29, 2024

“Skibidi toilet,” “rizz,” “hawk tuah,” and “aura” are some words and phrases you might have heard circulating in conversation or on social media apps such as TikTok, Instagram, and X. After...

Relationship Red Flags

Relationship Red Flags

Sara Segall, Staff Writer October 29, 2024

Your love life probably sucks. Dating in high school can be exciting, but young love is complicated. It’s critical to recognize potential red flags early on, so you can make sure that your relationship...

Galaxy Gas Airs Out Social Media Platforms

Galaxy Gas Airs Out Social Media Platforms

Frank Yeboah, Feature Editor October 29, 2024

At the beginning of September, the use of nitrous oxide, more commonly known as whippets, blew up on the internet. The newfound popularity of the drug can be attributed to the viral “My name Lil T Man”...

Should Paideia Sports Have Player Cuts?

Should Paideia Sports Have Player Cuts?

Eli Ciho and Theo Arnold October 29, 2024

by Eli Ciho Staff Writer Cuts are necessary for Paideia sports teams to create a space for competitive players because having a tight roster breeds cutthroat and hard-working players. For the 2025...

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