By: Alisha Lai It’s no secret that during the Covid-19 Pandemic, pet ownership has soared. Many people have found that there are significant emotional benefits from adopting and caring for a pet. Now that the virus is retreating and life in returning to (somewhat) normal, the adjustment back to regular life for the furry friend begins. For starters, pets have gotten used to their humans … Continue reading How to Adjust Pets Back to Normal Life
By: Ava Swidler and Cat Carrafiello The 2021 Grammy Awards Show was the 63rd to be aired on national television. Along with the Met Gala and Oscars, the Grammy awards are one of the most sensational and important nights of the year especially for the music industry. The 2021 Grammy Awards took place on March 14th, although they were originally scheduled for January 31st but … Continue reading Scoop on the Grammy’s
By: Jolie Wasserman We are a little more than a month into the 2021 MLB season, and the hometown Yankees are holding out on their highly anticipated AL East dominance after finally snapping a five-game losing streak. Subway Series rival, Mets, are sticking to their trite and true system of barely any run support when ace Jacob DeGrom is on the mound. Sixteen games into … Continue reading MLB Season is Heating Up
By: Lyle Alenstein On November 10th, 1996, the original Space Jam was released starring one of the greatest athletes of all time: basketball player Michael Jordan. Just in case you didn’t know, his “Royal Airness” is a 6-time NBA champion, 6-time finals MVP, 5-time NBA MVP and a 14-time All-Star. The Warner Bros production featured many other famous basketball players in the film such as … Continue reading Space Jam 2
By: Lyle Alenstein With all the questions circulating about COVID at the beginning of the school year, a popular concern among students was if sports were still going to happen. While a later start pushed fall sports back, the Bears were able to return to the fields and court, ready to represent the school. Due to all the safety guidelines issued by the state, the … Continue reading Fall 2 Sports Recap
By: Giovanni Culotta For sports fans across America, the month of March is a godsend. Why? Because it’s bracket time. The NCAA tournament, or “March Madness,” draws viewers of all ages to their TV screens, following as many games as possible. Fans everywhere were anxiously waiting for the tournament after last year’s was cancelled due to the COVID-19 lockdown. This year’s tourney was defined by … Continue reading March Madness Recap
By: Rebecca Kratz According to the National Women’s Law Center, women working full time, year-round are on average paid 82 cents for every dollar paid to men. Megan Rapinoe, the captain of the US women’s soccer team, has continued her fight for equal pay for female athletes. To draw attention to this unequal distribution of prize money, she used her team’s 4th World Cup Victory … Continue reading Megan Rapinoe Takes Fight to Congress
By: Aiden Rutman The NBA Trade deadline came and went on March 25th, and as usual, it did not fail to disappoint. This deadline was one of the busiest in NBA history. 16 deals were made, sending 46 players to new teams. Some organizations went all out in efforts to fulfill their championship hopes. Others opted to trade their stars away, marking the beginning a … Continue reading NBA Trade Deadline Recap
By: Annie Dineen As APs and finals come to a close and seniors head off to their internships, this leaves a lot of vacancies in the senior parking lot. Well, that is until juniors ride in sporting their very own senior lot parking pass on their rear view mirror, gifted to them by a friendly 12th grader. The events described above are annual occurrences and … Continue reading Parking Lot Fiasco
By: Charlotte Baer The Biden administration has been running rampant, attempting to undo 4 years of Trumpism, both with policy and rhetoric. President Joe Biden has signed a plethora of executive orders, actions, and memorandums. Most of these are aimed at addressing the Coronavirus pandemic and reversing many of Donald Trump’s executive orders. The executive actions Biden has taken in the first days of his … Continue reading Biden’s First Moves
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