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November 10, 2025 by Julia Clemmensen (‘29) made with education.com
The 20-Year Rule Has Gotten to the Polka Dot
November 10, 2025 by Katie Plue (‘27) It all started in the mid-1800s with the development of the polka dot pattern. To start, they were commonly found on children’s clothes, toys, furniture, and ceramics. Now, they have broken into the modern fashion world and are frequently seen on shirts, dresses, or even nail designs. It’s
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Experience “The Miracle Worker”: Presented by Saratoga Springs High School Drama Club
November 7, 2025 by Haley Hammer (‘29) Wah-wah water. Those are the first true words or sounds that Miss Annie Sullivan would teach Helen Keller on her incredible journey of speech as somebody who was blind and deaf. Due to her disabilities, most thought of Helen Keller as someone who could not learn or communicate.
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Female Education Activist Malala Yousafzai Speaks at Skidmore College
October 27, 2025 by Olivia Clemmensen (‘26) On Saturday, October 25th, world renown Pakistani activist and Nobel Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai graced Skidmore College’s Arthur Zankel Music Center with a visit to speak about her new book “Finding My Way,” and her journey of redefining and exploring a new, more genuine side of herself. College
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“No Kings Day” Protests Rock the World
October 27, 2025 by Sarah Pipino (‘26) With the backdrop of the government shutdown entering its 27th day, making it the second longest in history, another event was stopping the streets of America. On Saturday, October 18th, the chants and cheers of the second national No Kings Day protest of 2025 rang out across the
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Top 10 Movies for Your Halloween Movie Marathon
October 27, 2025 by Katie Plue (‘27) Halloween plays a huge role in the fall season, and the best way to get into the fall vibes this year is to watch some Halloween movies. So, grab a blanket, light a candle and let’s talk about the best Halloween movies to watch this season. 10. Weapons
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Tilly Norwood: the Film Industry’s First AI Actor
October 27, 2025 by Sophia Karrel (‘29) Imagine there was an actor or actress that didn’t need to give consent, never got tired, and never aged. This seemingly impossible spectacle has become a reality with the debut of AI actress Tilly Norwood. Tilly Norwood is described as an actress that is completely made of artificial
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The New Radicals: The Most Underrated Songwriting Duo We Forgot About
October 27, 2025 by Elias Prodger (‘26) As a writer and music fanatic born just on the eve of the 2008 financial crisis, I’ve had to learn about pop culture movements from a broader, reflective perspective. In the ’60s we had hippies, in the ’70s we had disco mania, in the ’80s we had giant
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How did Halloween Start Anyway?
October 27, 2025 by Kayla Magnus (‘29) Halloween is a holiday many Americans especially know and love. It is celebrated in lots of countries and is adored by most. Halloween has always been a part of our lives, most of us probably even know what we were for our first Halloween. October 31st is a
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Saratoga Vs Bethlehem Volleyball Match
October 27, 2025 by Nicholas Humowitz (‘27) On Wednesday, October 15, Bethlehem volleyball defeated Saratoga in a 3-0 shutout. Saratoga predated this match with their very own 3-0 shutout against Guilderland, moving the team to 6-6 on the season. The first set was a very close back-and-forth battle with Saratoga pulling away early with the
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Zodiacs 101: Understanding your Sun, Moon, and Rising Signs
October 13, 2025 by Julia Clemmensen (‘29) At some point you have likely seen something relating to your zodiac sign, given it has been a topic brought up frequently in gen z and millennial culture. However, astrology centering around the idea of astrological (zodiac) signs has been around for a very long time. We look
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United in Pink: Walking for Strength, Support and Bravery
October 13, 2025 by Sophia Karrel (‘29) On October 11th, community members gathered at Pitney Meadows Community Farm to participate in the “I Pink I Can” 5K. The event was hosted by the non-profit To Life and was open to runners and walkers alike, experienced and inexperienced. The 5K served as a way for people
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Toga Field Hockey Plays for a Cause Beyond the Turf this Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October 13, 2025 by Savannah Winter (‘26) In sports, it is important to play for something bigger than yourself, bigger than your team. On Wednesday, October 8th, the Saratoga Varsity Field Hockey team played a competitive Cancer Awareness game against Bethlehem High School. The theme of this game was Pink Out and raised awareness for
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