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Teacher of the Month: The one and only lord of capybaras – Mr Feezell!
Many know Mr Feezell as the capybara-loving, English teacher who taught us all in Middle school. But is he really…
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The Midnight Library: A Library of Endless Possibilities
The Midnight Library tells the story of Nora Seed, a woman who suffers from depression and tries to take her…
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New Year’s traditions around the world
3..2..1…Happy New Year! This celebratory greeting, along with the iconic scene of the New York Times Square Ball Drop, the…
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Should books ever be banned?
The question of whether or not books should be banned has been debated time and time again. For books that…
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Kim Jong Un’s Surprising Gesture: Condolences to Japan Followed by a Missile Launch
On January 1, 2024, Japan was struck by the Noto earthquake, registering a shindo intensity of 7 and a magnitude…
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Japan collides into 2024 with a shaky start
Just 16 hours into the New Year at 4:10 PM JST, an earthquake of magnitude 7.6 hit the northern coast…
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JV Basketball Teams bring home WJAA tournament trophies
From January 13th to 14th, JV Girls and Boys Basketball Teams participated in the WJAA Tournament held at Saint Maur…
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The Senior Struggle Saga: A Race to Burnout
Despite the joyous spirit that typically accompanies the beginning of the new year, the Seniors’ den of HS-1 wafts a…
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A Big Change for Britain
It has almost been a month since Queen Elizabeth II passed away at 96 years old. Having been on the…
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Aid Ukraine: Helping Ukrainian Children Remotely
On February 21 of 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine, unleashing a long-simmering crisis with devastating consequences. Over 7.5 million citizens have…
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The Philosophical Impact of Animated Sitcoms
I’m sure we all grew up watching cartoons with silly, two-dimensional characters and meaningless plots. From the naivety of Spongebob…
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Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
Every year from September 15 to October 15, Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated to recognize the history, culture, and contributions…
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The Queen Has Died. Thoughts?
It seems as if this decade is itching to place points on the timeline of major world events. Last month,…
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The First Volleyball Games of the Year
This Tuesday, September 13, our high school girl’s volleyball teams had their first games of the season. The Cougars’ played…
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Teacher of The Cycle: Mr. Boyd
This week, I interviewed Mr. Boyd, an IB Economics teacher here at Saint Maur. As a student of his, I…
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Everything, Everywhere, All At Once: Madness and Glory
Am I a fan of science fiction movies about multiverses? No, but this movie masterpiece is so much more about…
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The Osborne Reef Project
Tire recycling was not as prevalent in the past as it is now; throughout the 60s and 70s, the US…
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Cross Country’s First Races
On the 10th and 17th of September, the members of the cross country team attended a race with other members…
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