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Who Needs Google and Science when You Have the Moon, Stars, and Witches?

April 1, 2026 by Julia Clemmensen (‘29) I am pleased to be the one to inform you: Mercury is finally out of retrograde, so we can stop crying now! I know you were all very upset. And guess what? This month’s full moon (called the pink moon) is happening tonight, April 1, so don’t miss […]

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Easter Uncovered: True Facts and Experiences…

April 1, 2026 by Kayla Magnus (‘29) Easter is upon us, so here are a few traditions that my friends reported made it a memorable day in their childhoods.   Emma   Kayla: “What are some childhood traditions or memories that made Easter memorable for you?”  Emma: “Um…… *burps*…… ummmm…..uhhhhh…..oh yeah, so like I would do

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Shocking Headlines of the Month: A Global News Update

April 1, 2026 by Elias Prodger (‘26) LOCAL Participatory Budgeting Vote Plagued by Mass Voter Fraud  A Lightning Rod investigation has obtained the voter records for the district’s recent Student Participatory Budgeting Election, uncovering large swaths of voter irregularities. Among the issues found in the voter rolls, multiple students who had entered the school illegally

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How to Know Your Relationship is Absolutely, Completely, Perfect

April 1, 2026 by Sarah Pipino (‘26) Ah, young love. One of life’s greatest pleasures: two teenagers, helplessly infatuated with each other. Countless songs, films, and myths all the way back to the olden days (like Harry Styles and Taylor Swift’s relationship back in the 2010s – ancient history) center their focus on this youthful

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The Joys of Life as Highschool Student in April

April 1, 2026 by Olivia Clemmensen (‘26) April. What a great time of year. Personally, my favorite. It’s the perfect mix of cloudy gray gloom and academic burnout that just makes your soul happy. As the murmur of AP exams begins and students start their intense studying journeys, no one wants to admit they’ve been

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An Honor Roll Student’s Guide to (totally successful) Cheating  

June 9, 2025 by Ava Tatum (‘26) Since high school is coming to a close for me and my graduating class of what feels like 3 million seniors, I thought I would give the underclassmen a gift. The gift of cheating. There hasn’t been a test that I’ve taken that I haven’t cheated on. SAT?

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The Only Woman You Should Be Celebrating This Month: Me

March 17, 2025 by Ava Tatum (‘25) The other day someone emailed me “I love your articles, please don’t die”. Most people think this is funny, but I took it very seriously. I know I’m going to die one day; the question is, who will replace me? After careful consideration, I’ve decided to leave it

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