To Short or Not to Short: Is the act of selling stocks short ethical?
The recent Gamestop stock-trading frenzy has highlighted the investment strategy of selling short stocks, or shorting stocks. This practice can…
Do This Year’s College Applicants Stand A Chance?
The word of the year–unprecedented–applies to almost every facet of our lives, including, this year’s college admissions cycle. Seniors across…
Social Media Influencers: What Is Their Responsibility?
The recent instances of police brutality, marches for racial equality, political chaos, and global pandemic are fueling people to use…
Being a Second Semester Senior This Year
Senioritis. Noun. A crippling disease that strikes high school seniors normally after college applications are turned in. Symptoms include: laziness,…
Have We Lost Our Innocence?
It still baffles me that adults in my life are shocked when I express doubt in America, in democracy, and…
“I Think We Should Have That Conversation”: Teachers Need to Talk About Current Events
On Jan. 6, the Capitol of the United States was breached for the second time in history since 1812 when…
Fighting Through the Dissonance: How Trump’s Use of Twitter Was Exactly What Orwell Warned Us About
Shortly after Twitter banned the former president’s accounts, conservatives, led by Donald Trump Jr., ubiquitously cited George Orwell’s 1984. Their…
A Follow Up: Being a Senior with ED Decisions Around the Corner
Last week I wrote an article while anticipating college decisions titled “Being a Senior with ED Decisions Around the Corner”.…
Papers and Projects Replace Traditional Exams Amid the Pandemic
Teachers at the School are changing the structure of their finals due to the restriction of on-campus learning during the…
Social Media in the Pandemic
Over the past decade, social media’s influence and impact on society has grown exponentially. Social media was developed in the…