What better way to celebrate the end of the decade than with a trip down memory lane? And what better way to feel nostalgic than by listening to some of the most popular music from throughout said decade? In this article, I’ll be reviewing the Grammys Album of the Year winners from 2009 to present. -- Grace Triantafyllos, 8th Grade

Ballet is a year round event - but the Nutcracker is a really weird holiday tradition that can’t be beat. It brings joy and happiness to many and gives of the excitement of Christmas, expressing it through dance. - Holly Young And Chiara Kovac

"Spooky season has passed but I know you are probably not over the haunting music in October."
​--Cecilia fontaine, 7th grade

"Forever 21 made a post in early February with a look-a-like Ariana Grande figure promoting a headband similar to the “7 Rings” video, but not that similar."
​--Cecilia fontaine, 7th grade

"BTS with their work and presence speak every language because their genuine care for one another and what they do transcends all barriers, proving time and time again, love can be louder than words. The impact they have over the economy is just one reflection of their influence, shedding some light on the movement BTS has become." -- Justine Courtenay-Huang

April, The celebration of poetry!

artwork by Chetna Mehta

She uses her expertise in her own life to be a kind, challenging and compassionate mirror and collaborative gardener for the well-being of others in the expansion of self-awareness. --Heaven Harps

It’s not only on the big screen that we see racist denialism by way of “the black friend” cliche. Time and time again, we see white individuals using the black people in their lives as social retribution for their own racist tendencies. ​
-Sunari W-a

"About 501 children have been reported missing in Washington DC since the start of 2017."--Aeryon Jackson 

“Did you learn that from your husband?” Why America  thinks women aren’t funny, and how we battle that stereotype.
--Edrisina Sklar 
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