The first thing you’ll notice upon walking into Comic Coffeehouse is the unique atmosphere. Plastered onto the wall to your right is a series of comic-style onomatopoeias complete with halftones and all. You’ll also find a selection of retro consoles inviting you to play. On your left, you’ll find hundreds of comic books pinned up […]
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Thanksgiving is a hypocritical holiday built on the destruction of Native American society and the total removal of their presence and their history from this land and that is why, I believe, it is the perfect holiday for this nation built on injustice and. Autumn of 1621 was the first so-called thanksgiving where pilgrims and
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Israel has declared war on the militant group Hamas in Palestine after an attack on Saturday, October 7. They carried out an unannounced attack by air, sea, and land. “The large-scale surprise assault has left more than 1,200 dead in Israel, according to Israel Defense Forces spokesperson Lt. Col. Jonathan Conricus said in an update
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Variants EG.5 and BA.2.86 are the two new variants scientists say are now beginning to grow throughout the country. In August, EG.5 became the most dominant variant in the US. EG.5 was identified in February of this year in China, but it was first detected in April. EG.5 also known as Eris doesn’t have new
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For those who have not seen the Barbie movie, it is a story that follows Barbie and Ken on a journey of self-discovery. Barbie begins to discover the challenges of being a woman such as sexism, and unrealistic beauty standards. When Barbie realizes the downsides of being a woman, she has a breakdown in front
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Newt Bulger, junior, was confronted by a hall monitor after buying a snack from the vending machines. Bulger had a dentist appointment that morning and wasn’t able to eat before arriving at school. “I had come in to get a snack from the vending machine because the cart thing in the Falcons nest was closed
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Sophomore Kirubel Solloman went to the public informing them of 5 months of racial harassment he endured in his jewelry and metals class. Solloman believes the punishment the boys responsible received was not as harsh as it should have been considering what they had done. “I find they care more about people harming themselves like
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Students are struggling with mental health now more than ever. Because of this, the school has stepped up the activities during suicide prevention week, but students still feel that it’s forced and done without. “I think the school failed suicide awareness,” senior Daniel Palacio said. He is referring to the fact that since his freshmen
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It’s almost winter break, which means finals are approaching. It’s a stressful time for students, working in time to look over notes and trying to remember past lessons for the upcoming tests. Sophomore Lauren Munsterman shares her thoughts on the premise of finals. “I think finals are a good recap of what we learned over
Winter clothing trends come and go, ranging from the different styles, colors, layers. “[How many people do you see wearing shorts in the wintertime?] Per day, like half,” Ava Jackson said. Shorts in the winter time have mixed emotions. From being completely against wearing shorts year round. A good majority of people wear shorts, despite
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