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Art by Tatum Asrican UNC football is making all of us look bad. I love UNC. It’s the better blue. As a Durhamite, I have spent my entire life defending …
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Guest Column: Students need Latin at Riverside
By Tobin Smith, ’24 I am Tobin Smith, Riverside class of 2024. I took Latin for all seven years that I attended Lakewood Montessori Middle School and Riverside High School, …
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Senior Column: Sadie Irby
Take me back to 2015. At eight years old I was confident that I knew more about marmosets than anyone east of the Mississippi. Looking back I wasn’t exaggerating that …
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Senioritis solved
I’ve discovered a cure for senioritis. In a class like journalism, I am able to inflict stress on myself. It’s easy to stay motivated about things you actually want to …
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Face off: Cancel culture has gone too far
Graphic by Tula Winton On the surface, cancel culture doesn’t sound too bad. Merriam-Webster describes it as “the practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of …
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Face off: Cancel culture is effective when used responsibly
Graphic by Tula Winton When I think of the term “cancel culture,” I think of the recently-developed norm built on calling people out for unacceptable actions. According to Dictionary.com, it …
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Living in fear wasn’t part of the deal
Sometimes, fear can be fun. People play horror games, watch movies, and go to haunted houses, but they do this knowing it’s not real. That’s not what millions across this …
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Editorial: Targeted erasure
A mural of Pauli Murray painted on the side of a Foster Street building downtown. Murray’s biographical information has been removed from multiple federal archives. Art by Sadie Irby. The …
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Editorial: The Domino Effect
On Tuesday, February 18 at 10:20am, we went into a lockdown—the second in consecutive school days and third this school year. Beyond the resulting fear and anxiety, these disruptions have …
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El martes 18 de febrero a las 10:20 am, entramos en aislamiento, el segundo en días escolares consecutivos y el tercero este año escolar. Más allá del miedo y la …
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Not another storage unit
As I drive to school every morning, I pass by the long stretch of empty land and construction vehicles on the corner of Guess and Latta Road. Less than a …
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Editorial: Eleccion nacional, repercussions locales
Gráfico de Jamari Murphy Cada cuatro años, los adultos votan para elegir a los gobernantes, y los resultados de las elecciones presidenciales y estatales de noviembre son un gran acontecimiento. …
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Editorial: National election, local impact
Graphic by Jamari Murphy Every four years adults vote to put people in power, and November’s results for the Presidential and state-level elections are a big deal. The results leave …
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Making sense of Mark Robinson
Photo Courtesy of Anthony Crider Two distinct Republican political candidates, both famous for saying extremely controversial things, then not owning up to them and deflecting when they are brought up …
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Planning Fall Movie Night? Here’s what to watch.
From exciting new movies to the timeless classic ones, fall movies are a staple everyone should enjoy. So grab some popcorn and settle down with a cozy blanket to enjoy …
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Far away, yet close
San Pablito is a small town in the Pahualtán municipality in Puebla, Mexico. The community had their own language called Otomí. It is widely spoken, but they also speak Spanish. …
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A month of celebration, or is it obligation?
As a first generation Honduran-American living in the United States who speaks Spanish, I find it strange that students learn more about Hispanic Heritage month than the culture itself. I’m …
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Face Off: Is senioritis legit?
Don’t believe the hype By Sadie Allen Don’t get me wrong, it is totally valid for seniors to get a little lazy toward the end of their high school career. …
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Editorial: Whose voice matters the most?
In a time where social media gives everyone a platform to express their opinions freely, there is a growing need for moderation. The recent incident involving Riverside math teacher Kayla …
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1989 Taylor’s Version Album Review
1989 (Taylor’s Version) is Taylor Swift’s fifth re-recorded album released in response to her masters being sold in 2019 without her knowledge and permission by her former record label Big …
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