By Yasmeen Alam and Nina Gersen, Contributing Writer and Executive Editor | It’s the middle of the spring semester of your junior year, and you, along with all other students, are scrambling to find an internship or a summer opportunity that both interests you and is willing to hire you as a high school student; …
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By Eileen Lee, Opinions Editor | With excitement building up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the United States has the opportunity to host one of the world’s biggest sporting events. Fans from all over the world are preparing to travel to see this historic moment. In Massachusetts, five group-stage matches and two knockout matches …
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By Angeliki Agape Volandes, Assistant Opinions Editor | When AI makes a mistake, a person is almost always responsible. “The computer did it” is the newest lazy excuse. Unfortunately, that excuse already has a track record. A California lawyer tried it in 2025 after filing a court brief built on cases that did not exist—all …
By Leela Uppaluri and Emma Birdsong At a September 22 White House press conference, President Trump, alongside Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr, stated that “taking Tylenol during pregnancy can be associated with a very increased risk of autism” for babies. Trump added that pregnant women should “tough it out” and “fight …
By Hamna Chowdhry and Iris Shen Jumping into the school year, students were faced with many new changes. One of the most notable being our new schedule. Our new schedule is one that many students feared, not only because of preconceived ideas of what it will be like but also because of a fear of …
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