By Analía Perez Usually when we read a story, we look for a narrative that we can relate to. It’s the reason why production teams meticulously craft their main character to be relatable or compelling to the audience, and why “literally me” culture has grown so prominent. In most cases, we indirectly place our consciousness into the one of the lead characters, which makes their … Continue reading The Greatness of Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World.
By Analía Perez People usually see autobiographies as personal diaries for household names, revolutionary leaders, or people who’ve gained traction by facing unpleasant things during an unpleasant period of time. In truth, autobiographies are much more than that, they’re bridges, connecting us to lives we’ll never live, struggles we’ll never face, and truths we’d never otherwise understand. Despite this, it’s unusual for autobiographies to gain … Continue reading Kabi Nagata and The Beauty of Autobiographies
The Winter Olympics, for decades, have been considered an exclusive international event dominated by athletes from affluent and predominantly white nations with access to snow, ice, and expensive training resources. Sports like alpine skiing, bobsled, speed skating, and figure skating are associated with structural inequalities based on geography, race, and socioeconomic status. However, as the 2026 Winter Olympics are approaching, a new phenomenon is being … Continue reading The 2026 Winter Olympics: Diversity and Representation in Winter Sports written by Alejandro Ramírez 11-II
Rene Chang [10/01/2025] On September 24th, a sniper, identified as Joshua Jahn, opened fire from a nearby rooftop on a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Dallas field office. The shooter fired indiscriminately at the ICE building, including at a van in the sallyport where the victims were shot. Three detainees were shot. One detainee is deceased, and the other two were in critical condition. … Continue reading What to know about the Dallas ICE Shooting
By: Rene Chang [September 3, 2025] Issues at Harvard: RESTRICTING FOREIGN STUDENT VISAS AT HARVARD: On June 5, President Donald J. Trump signed a Proclamation to safeguard national security by suspending the entry of foreign nationals seeking to study or participate in exchange programs at Harvard University. Regarding “national security” concerns, the Trump Administration declared that continuing to admit foreign students to the university would … Continue reading What is happening between Ivy League Schools and Trump?
—————————————————— —————————————————— For nearly 80 years, the United States has stood at the center of the global order shaping alliances, policing trade routes, deterring rivals, and defining what power looks like in the modern world. But today, that dominance feels less certain. From rising challengers like China to strained alliances and growing domestic division. This uncertainty is why many experts now argue that the United … Continue reading Is the United States Losing Global Influence?
—————————————————— —————————————————— The files, the investigations, the unanswered questions, the Epstein case has lingered like a shadow over institutions meant to deliver justice. Years after his death, public frustration persists, fueled by sealed documents, partial disclosures, and the perception that powerful networks remain untouched. The real question is no longer just what happened, but why accountability still feels incomplete. The files, the investigations, the unanswered … Continue reading So… Why is no one doing anything about the Epstein situation ?
Salvador Mateo 10-I —————————————————— —————————————————— Is Latin America still Washington’s backyard, or has Beijing quietly moved in as a co-architect of the region’s future? Latin America has long been considered part of the United States’ traditional sphere of influence, a region where kinship by geography once translated into predictable political and economic alignment with Washington. But the early decades of the 21st century have challenged … Continue reading How political shifts in Mexico, Colombia, and Brazil affect relations with the U.S. and China.
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Miranda Villar 11-I When you think about fashion legends, Valentino Garavani is one of those names that instantly pops up. He wasn’t just a designer; he was basically the definition of glamour. Sadly, Valentino passed away at 93, leaving behind a legacy that feels larger than life. For anyone who’s ever scrolled through red carpet looks or flipped through glossy magazines, his designs were everywhere … Continue reading Valentino Garavani, Couturier to the Stars, Has Died at 93
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