By Mairin Hoffman ’25 Have you ever scrolled through social media and saw a flawless, gorgeous person on your feed and instantly felt bad about yourself? As my peers and I experience
By Mairin Hoffman ’25 & Hadley Nussbaum ’24 The girls’ varsity lacrosse team has already achieved a well-deserved victory at the beginning of the spring season. In their first game against Ethel
By Kevin Truong ’22 Among the eight teams that won the right to participate in the quarter-finals of the Champions League, it is easy to recognize the fact that it is dominated
By Peter Murphy ’25 These past couple weeks have been jam packed with college basketball. Like many others, I have been on the edge of my seat while watching some of the
By Mairin Hoffman ’25 On March 4th, 2022, the Batman universe changed dramatically. The Batman, played by heartthrob Robert Pattinson, was released worldwide. In 2019, when his casting was announced, people were
By Bridie Strowe – Bolger ’24 “Are babies racist?” “What is a woman?” “Could you fairly judge a Catholic as a Protestant?” These were the words directed at Supreme Court Justice Nominee
By Bobby Liberatos ’24 The weather is brightening and good spirits are returning. Even if you don’t like summer you can’t resist getting caught up in the uplifting moods of the season.
By Aiden Lindley ’22 Formula 1 has become more popular over the past several years, and in many European countries, Formula 1 has taken over motorsports. The high speed, high risk motorsport
By Maram Sharif ’22 With Ramadan just around the corner, people who celebrate are buzzing with anticipation of all the Ramadan delicacies. Ramadan is a holy month that Muslims all over the
By Clara Prander ’22 On the night of March 27th the 94th Academy Awards was held. It was, understandably, a very eventful night, but not only due to the anticipation of who