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Episodes of Beloved TV-Series Perfect for V-Day

Febuary, 9 2026 by Haley Hammer (‘29) Have you made your Valentine’s Day plans yet? If not, here are some of my favorite TV show episode recommendations, so you as well can have the ultimate Valentines Day experience.   FRIENDS: Season 1 Episode 14, “The One With The Candy Hearts” In this episode, we see Ross […]

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Written in the Stars: The Best Zodiac Duos

Febuary 9, 2026 by Julia Clemmensen (‘29) Whether you are a believer that astrological characteristics in two individuals can impact their relationship or if you are just wanting to look for fun to see if you’ll end up with your hallway eye-contactship, compatibility between zodiac signs is something interesting. However, being compatible with someone else

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Who Would You Let Into the Boat? Examining Hardin’s “Lifeboat Ethics: The Case Against Helping the Poor.”

January 26, 2026 by Sophia Karrel (‘29) How can the value of a life be determined? In a world full of contradictions, conflict, and rapid change, forming a moral stance can be difficult. Some argue that all lives, both humans and animals, hold equal value. However, if this is true, does that imply killing animals

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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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Folk Art: The Past, Present, and Future

September 29, 2025 by Sarah Pipino (‘26) One of my personal favorite styles of artwork is folk art, which has helped shape the societies in which we live today. Yet, this art is disappearing or being undermined by those who don’t understand its significance. Firstly, many people are unfamiliar with the term “folk art” and

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Newfound Discovery of Graphene Challenging Laws of Physics

September 29, 2025 by Sophia Karrel (‘29) What if there was a substance that could revolutionize energy storage, cancer treatment, food packaging and more? What if I told you this material has just been found and is already defying long established scientific laws? Recently, Graphene has shaken a fundamental law of physics, the Wiedemann Franz

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Two Crashes and 73 Victims: Devastating U.S. Plane Accidents this Past Week

February 10, 2025 by Max Vogel and Thomas Isenovski (‘26) Over the past week, two tragedies in aviation have unfolded in the United States, breaking the nation’s streak of almost 16 years without a single fatality in a commercial plane crash – the last being in 2009 involving Colgan Air flight 3407 over Buffalo, NY.

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