This Monday phones buzzed with notifications of exchanges halting trading due to the low confidence in the market amid the coronavirus outbreak
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Initially, the question may seem unworthy of attention. For over two-thousand years, have we not used thoughtful studies of human civilization to understand who we are, where we have been, and where we are going? Haven’t those lacking such knowledge
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In a public service announcement Town Moderator Rebecca Townsend encourages eligible students to participate in local democracy at the long awaited Town Meeting Sunday May 16th.
Twitter’s and other technology companies’ bans on Trump revealed our oversight towards social media and public forums. As the student press who enjoy the fundamental freedom of speech, we think it is
We all have our own crazy lives. For many people like me, we recycle the never ending list of tasks starting from waking up, going to school, running to sports practice, going
The discussion surrounding virtual learning is a complicated one. While flawed, no one individual is quite responsible for these flaws that seem to plague (no pun intended) all those involved. We could
As an English teacher, this editorial has to revolve around an analogy; the hybrid model is like a computer. Perhaps I should be more specific, the hybrid model is like a school-sponsored
Due to the on-going pandemic, being able to dine in at restaurants has become difficult, substantially increasing the market for takeout. For those with specific diets, such as vegetarians, what can be
In a matter of just a few months, the outbreak of COVID-19 went from seeming like a foreign problem to one requiring immediate domestic action that has personally impacted all of us
On Friday, March 27, bipartisan support for the new CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security) Act became a historic moment. This is the largest stimulus bill the economy has ever seen.
In 1989, the concrete barrier that ideologically and physically divided Berlin, and thus Germany, finally collapsed as part of a wave of anti-tyrannical sentiment across Eastern Europe. The communist sectarianism established in
As curriculum coordinator for middle school social studies, I am having a hard time with Mr. Keller’s op-ed about history education in The Jet Jotter on 01/28/20. As a parent of one
