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Nova, a Latino character, is helping add diversity to the comic book universe.

DC and Marvel Work to Represent Diversity, Slowly But Surely

Christian Richardson, Writer 2015-2017 March 17, 2017

Ever since I started reading comics as a kid, I've always been amazed by characters like Batman and Spider-Man along with their incredible adventures. But as the years went by I began to notice the lack...

Good vs. Evil: The DC Story

Good vs. Evil: The DC Story

Christian Richardson, Writer 2015-2017 February 27, 2017

While some see the Great Depression and World War II as some of the lowest points in American history, others see it as the Golden Age since it was the era when the first superhero comics were created....

Good vs Evil: The Star Wars Legacy

Good vs Evil: The Star Wars Legacy

Christian Richardson, Writer 2015-2017 January 30, 2017

The original release of the first Star Wars movie in the original trilogy in 1977 introduced us to characters like Darth Vader, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Han Solo, Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia, who have became...

With Climate Change Deniers In Charge, Science Education is Crucial

With Climate Change Deniers In Charge, Science Education is Crucial

Misbah Farooqi, 2015-2017 Editor-in-Chief January 26, 2017

In a world of climate change deniers and anti-vaccine advocates, it should come as no surprise to learn that one in four Americans do not know that the Earth revolves around the sun. Unfortunately, we...

A Letter to President-Elect Donald Trump

A Letter to President-Elect Donald Trump

Anjali DasSarma, 2015-2017 Editor-in-Chief January 11, 2017

Dear Future President Trump, As I watched current president Barack Obama give his farewell address on January 10, 2017 to the America I’ve lived in for my whole life, I’m scared. I’m scared for...

This is the view from the beach walks we took nearly daily. The sunrises were worth the early wake up time.

Culture Shock: A Student’s Guide to Busan, South Korea

Anjali DasSarma, 2015-2017 Editor-in-Chief December 22, 2016

During a nearly two week visit to Busan, South Korea (the second largest city on the southern coast of South Korea), I was able to take part in many of the activities of native youth. The culture shock...

Gwen Ifill Leaves Behind Legacy for Next Generation

Gwen Ifill Leaves Behind Legacy for Next Generation

Anjali DasSarma, 2015-2017 Editor-in-Chief November 22, 2016

Gwen Ifill, an inspiring journalist filled with passion and spirit, made it her life’s work to share the truth with the world through journalism, even in a time filled with racially charged arguments...

Homework: How Much is Too Much?

Homework: How Much is Too Much?

Julia Bohse, 2016-2017 Writer November 16, 2016

As students, it often feels as if we are bombarded with homework. When one factors in extracurricular activities, jobs, a social life, family time, and sleep, it begins to seem as if there are not nearly...

Yes You Can! Do Something About Climate Change

Yes You Can! Do Something About Climate Change

Anjali DasSarma, 2015-2017 Editor-in-Chief June 13, 2016

The future of our planet is dim and clouded with smog. By the end of this century, many areas of Africa, South America and Asia will have a maximum of around 113 degrees Fahrenheit daily. 94 percent of...

Why I Support Bernie Sanders and Why You Should Too

Why I Support Bernie Sanders and Why You Should Too

Anjali DasSarma, 2015-2017 Editor-in-Chief June 13, 2016

Everyone seems to be counting Bernie Sanders out of the 2016 presidential race, but I’m not, and neither should you. I support Bernie Sanders and it’s an easy choice for me, to stick with the one...

More Technology is Needed in Classrooms

More Technology is Needed in Classrooms

Gabby Christopher, 2015-2017 Opinions Editor June 13, 2016

Ever since the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy was implemented in Howard County at the beginning of this school year, students using their cell phones has become a commonality within classrooms. ...

Testing For PARCC Is Going To Take Some Adjusting

Testing For PARCC Is Going To Take Some Adjusting

Rachel Eisenhauer, 2016-2017 Arts Editor June 13, 2016

PARCC isn’t going away. As much as many students would like to never take PARCC or another standardized test again, that doesn't seem likely. Because we can’t get rid of it, we need to find a way...

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