MenonAgreya, News Editor Masculinity is often misplaced in terms of what a man should be according to gender norms. This term is described as the characteristics widely found within a man, but over time it has slowly devolved into something … Continue reading The Future of Masculinity is Corroding
NicholasGarrison, Editorials Editor A rising discourse surrounding Fulton County has been the difference between North Fulton and South Fulton school systems. Schools in these regions often compete with each other when it comes to grading, test scores and the overall … Continue reading The Counterproductivity of School Competitiveness in America
NicholasGarrison, Editorials Editor With Kanye’s newest album, “Vultures,” likely to be released sometime this year, Kanye’s troublesome personality has followed. A personality that, if furthered, could lead to disaster for him and the people around him. The most infamous of … Continue reading Kanye West’s “Vultures” Era is Proof He Needs Help
KendallHunt, Features Editor Imagine this: it’s the day after Thanksgiving and you turn on the news to see a three-way brawl between grown men in the middle of a Walmart aisle. “What could they possibly be fighting over; do they … Continue reading Where Did Black Friday Go?
NicholasGarrison, Editorials Editor Over the past few years, Angel Studios has quietly been inching their way into the film industry. Their unique practices as a studio contrast those of many major studios, but—if promoted further—the studio could change the way … Continue reading Will Angel Studios Soar Above Hollywood?
MariaMileva, Editor-in-Chief As many may know, technology plays a large role in the current education system, as it is implemented in most schools, universities and even preschools. While it gives students more resources that can help them learn in a … Continue reading Take a Step Back From Technology
KobeChernushin, Staff Reporter Genius businesswoman, lyrical mastermind, genre-bending superstar. Taylor Swift is all these things and more. Taylor Swift’s impact this year has been undeniable. She has amassed a cult-like following and has shattered countless records, all while producing album after album … Continue reading Taylor Swift Won’t Be Going Out of Style Anytime Soon
KendallHunt, Features Editor The dual enrollment program has been around for decades and has continuously increased in size every year since its inception. But with growth in size comes growth in cost. From 2013 to 2018, the program’s cost grew 325 … Continue reading Why House Bill 444 Should Be Reconsidered
LaurenKim, Staff Reporter The 2020 pandemic forced many to develop a wide array of new hobbies, with reading being one of them. Because of this, young adult romance novels have been rapidly gaining popularity. However, these new books that gained … Continue reading The Harmful Rise of Young Adult Romance Novels
KobeChernushin, Staff Reporter Following her appearance at Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the Atlanta leg of her “Renaissance World Tour,” Beyoncé Knowles Carter, now 41 years old, left in her wake an energy of tolerance to a city that has long been … Continue reading Beyoncé Makes Waves as The Voice of a New Generation
UmaMukhopadhyay, Staff Reporter Millions of eager eyes poured into theaters worldwide to view Christopher Nolan’s latest creation, “Oppenheimer” (2023), a biographical film that follows the life of physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer and his initiatives in the Manhattan Project. Though Oppenheimer … Continue reading Saturating Biopics: The Subtle Harm of Distorting Reality
NicholasGarrison, Editorials Editor Travis Scott is a man surrounded by controversy, especially after his handling of the Astroworld incident. However, despite the man behind the project, Travis Scott’s “Utopia” is an album worthy of your attention. “Utopia” begins with a … Continue reading Travis Scott’s “Utopia” is a Beautiful Mess
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