KobeChernushin, Staff Reporter and NicholasGarrison, Editorials Editor The conflict between Israel and Palestine has grown significantly in intensity and scope over the past several weeks, but its impact has not just been limited to the region. Students at Chattahoochee represent … Continue reading The Israel-Hamas War’s Impact on Chattahoochee
NicholasStone, Editor-in-Chief Scenes of dissent and defiance played out across China over the past two weeks, marking the country’s largest protests in decades after an unprecedented fire brought about the death of ten citizens who were trapped in their houses … Continue reading Deadly Fire Incites Dissent over China’s Zero-Covid Policy
KateKwon, Staff Reporter While celebrating Halloween, 158 people died in a crowd crush in Itaewon, one of South Korea’s most popular nightlife districts. Since the tragic night of Oct. 29, victims’ names have been released without consent of the families, … Continue reading Updates on Itaewon Disaster
ElizabethVershkov, Features and Seniors Editor From Skate Canada, European Championships and the Rostelecom Cup all the way to Russian Nationals, Kamila Valieva stood first on the podium. The 15-year-old Russian skater of Team Tutberidze claimed her spot as the favorite … Continue reading The Dark Underbelly of the World’s Most Beautiful Sport: Figure Skating in Beijing 2022
AryaDevkota, Staff Reporter Currently, diabetes takes over the lives of 643 million adults. For the first time since 1921 and the start of using hormone insulin, experts are saying that there is a new groundbreaking treatment for Type 1 diabetes that could ultimately change the way we treat the millions of Americans who suffer … Continue reading A Breakthrough Cure for Type 1 Diabetes
TaraKurian, Staff Reporter Recently, France and its government have come out with numerous bills that many Muslims claim promote Islamophobia. One of those bills is the “separatism” bill, meant to combat Islamic terrorism, which passed in the National Assembly on … Continue reading Islamophobia Rising in France
Tara Kurian, Staff Reporter Sarah Everard was walking home on the evening of March 3 on a well-lit street in London, while on a call with her boyfriend until the call was abruptly cut out. Everard did not return home … Continue reading Protests Arise in Response to Sarah Everard Case
TaraKurian, Staff Reporter; JuliaFortt, Staff Reporter The 2021 presidential inauguration took place on Jan. 20, where Joe Biden was inaugurated after president Trump left office. The proceedings were highly anticipated, with Americans around the country tuned in to watch President … Continue reading A New Year and a New President
GiovanaDeOliveira, Staff Reporter The use of tear gas by Border Control to disperse illegal migrants has occurred since the Jimmy Carter era. But what makes it okay to fire tear gas into the borders of another country? There are strict … Continue reading The Hidden Truth of Tear Gassing Migrants
DrakeMackley, Staff Reporter Since May of 2016, sightings of the rumored polar-grizzly bear hybrid species have greatly increased in Northern Canada. Grolar, or Pizzly bears have light tan fur, large polar bear claws, a slender snout and the shoulders of … Continue reading Hybrid Bear Numbers Rapidly Increasing
JourneySherman, LeahZarzour and LavanyaChellam On Friday Nov. 13, ISIS attacked a Paris concert venue, Batlacan, slaughtering 129 people. Lesser acknowledged attacks occurred the day before in Beirut and Baghdad. Over 60 individuals were killed by suicide bombers. It seems like … Continue reading Where Does the Gun Point Now?
RachelLevin JourneySherman MarisaSnelson-Ono The recent earthquake in Nepal has left the poorly infrastructured and unprepared country in ruins. The heart of the quake occurred in the heavily populated capital, Kathmandu, and measured at around a 7.9-8.1 magnitude on the Richter … Continue reading Nepal Eartquake: Hooch Here to Help
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