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So you got through the first presidential debate of 2020, congrats! If you’re more confused than you were before watching it – let’s discuss. As expected, this debate was very…chaotic, to put it nicely, but let’s start at the beginning. Moderator Chris Wallace, Fox News anchor, started the debate by announcing the topics to be […]
Over the weekend, President Trump announced his 3rd nominee for the Supreme Court just one day after RBG was laid to rest. Amy Coney Barrett, a Trump-appointed judge on the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals since 2017, has been nominated to replace Justice Ginsburg’s seat in the Supreme Court. Before becoming a judge, Barrett was […]
By: Lexi Ray Staff Writer Many people have something they like to follow on TV, sports, news, and the like. I follow the reality competition show The Masked Singer, as it appeals to my love of dramatic costumes and preforming. Now in its 4th season, The Masked Singer has reached new heights that the past two seasons weren’t able to. Seasons 2 and 3 were […]
2020 has been a unique year to say the least not only in sports, but for the entire world. The Boston Red Sox knew this season was going to be a rebuilding year despite being just two years off from winning the World Series. The trading of Mookie Betts turned away a lot of fans […]
This week, the Celtics appeared in the Eastern Conference Finals for the third time in four years. They faced the Miami Heat, but this time in a bubble at Disney World in Orlando, Florida. To keep athletes safe and prevent further spread of coronavirus, a sports bubble is created where all matches are held in […]
Anime is a Japanese style of television and film created by hand-drawn or computer art. I started watching anime when I was 10 years old and the first one I saw was Yu-GI-OH on Cartoon Network. I fell in love with anime right then and there have continued to feel that love ever since. I […]
The Westcoast is, quite literally, on fire. The fires, which were started by a few different reasons, including lightning bolts and a gender reveal party, have killed 33 people as of today and burned up to 5 million acres across California, Oregon, and Washington. The fires that started in California were made worse and spread […]
One notion universally shared by introverts that I can personally attest to is this: receptionists frighten us. This is someone who is paid to ask people questions all day long, which is basically my nightmare. They tend to be very preppy or have the attitude of a very cranky turtle. There is no middle ground […]
As we settle in at our home desks and spread out all of our overpriced textbooks, Five Star notebooks, and our pens of choice (black Papermate ballpoint, forever and always) in front of us, it feels like something’s missing. I’m not just talking about the routine of getting up at a certain time every morning, […]
Refreshing. A word that came to mind when reflecting on the Patriots win against the Miami Dolphins this past Sunday. In front of an empty Gillette stadium, the Patriots came out on a sunny afternoon ready for opening day of the season and it was different in many ways. I have been a Patriots fan […]
