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...
“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...
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...
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”...
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...
From the Salem witch trials to the 21st century, conspiracy theories have been common in American history. Presidents have used conspiracy theories in numerous ways during their campaigns to build loyalty,...
Have you ever felt tired enough to pass out during class? About two months ago, I almost did. Despite a healthy sleep schedule and low stress levels, I found myself too sluggish to function throughout...
Davi Leal:
Election fever has firmly grasped our country yet again, and one simply cannot escape the veritable torrent of campaign ads. We constantly receive reminders of the sacred civic duty to make...
Jesus Resendiz, Social Media Manager
• September 23, 2024
What does the first day of school mean to students? Is it making new friends or seeing your old ones? Maybe it’s people’s schedules that drum up excitement. Personally, first day impressions are...
It’s important to differentiate between figures in authority and people who just like to hear themselves talk. Often those two intertwine. A living consequence of this intersection is former president...
With New Year’s resolutions still on everyone’s minds, ending the habit of procrastination is one of the most popular resolutions year after year. Just like most New Year’s resolutions, ending a...
“Argos: Study Abroad” offered our school the opportunity to go to Costa Rica for a nine day trip, led by Joy Lewis-Mendez and Lindsay Reid during this year’s Short Term 1. Visiting Costa Rica was...
