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Although students have a lot to balance, many still make it a priority to get some physical activity in their day.

Students make room for fitness

Ellie Noh, Features writer
April 19, 2022
Lulu August mans the Compostology table on Main Street. These tables are a staple of SGA and allow Lulu and other officers to interact with the student population.

“What I’ve learned is that oftentimes, things work out anyways”

Elena Parisi, Senior Features writer
March 29, 2022
In elementary school, it was (relatively) easy to express your affection for a peer. Maybe you wrote a sweet mini love note on the back of a candy bar which you gave to them on Valentines Day. Or, maybe you confessed to your crush indirectly through your friend. In middle school, you could have snapped them because you would much rather admit your feelings behind a screen than in person. In high school, crushes may evolve into a relationship and people experiment with different partners. But, what does having a crush do to our body? Why do they cause us so much angst and how can we overcome that?

‘It’s now or never’: a few thoughts on crushes

Crystal Li, Features writer
March 23, 2022
Besides writing recommendations for students when they apply to college, teachers are also often asked to complete them as part of an application for different programs/internships.

Building relationships with teachers

Kobina Asafu-Adjaye, Features Writer
March 22, 2022
During February, people learn about and celebrate the achievements and culture of Black people throughout history. Although Black History Month lasts for only 28 days, it is important to pay tribute to their accomplishments any day of the year.

February honors Black experiences since 1926

Mayah Nachman, Senior Features writer
March 15, 2022
While many students can rely on the school bus to take them to and from school and depend on a ride from their parents to get around the community, others do not have this privilege. How do students maintain their safety while taking the public bus, walking or riding their bike?

Staying safe for public bus takers, walkers and bikers

Ellie Noh, Senior Features writer
March 8, 2022
These days, it is considered normal for a distressed parent to silence their rowdy child with their iphone. Some kids as young as six already possess their own phone. With each generation comes new technological advances, signifying the fading days of children making literary friends and living their dreams page by page in their beloved books.

Kids these days don’t want to read

Elena Parisi, senior Features writer
March 1, 2022
Senior Angelina Guhl wears an adapted form of qipao, a common Chinese dress style, with a mask decorated with the character for luck, traditionally used in Chinese households as decorations for Lunar New Year. This Lunar New Year, students celebrated with their family and cooked up traditional dishes.

Seniors share Lunar New Year celebrations

Angelina Guhl, Features writer
February 22, 2022
The newly weds beam at the camera

An RM love story

Raha Murtuza, Arts editor
February 15, 2022
Compostology founders Angelina Xu and Advika Agarwal are dedicated to fostering a community passionate about food recovery and composting to make an impact on the climate change crisis.

Compostology: saving the planet one trash bin at a time

Davi Jacobs, Features Editor
February 8, 2022
Most of us have siblings, so we all understand how older siblings come packed with years worth of blackmail and how younger siblings are a constant pain. It is easy to recount stories of when an older sibling was embarrassing or when a younger one was annoying, but what is it like to have a twin? Someone who has been there for every moment of your life, and has gone through your exact same experiences?

Having a built-in best friend

Mayah Nachman, Features writer
January 25, 2022
My temporary habitat, featuring comfy chair and tray, last week.

Thoughts in quarantine

Davi Jacobs, Features Editor
January 18, 2022
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