by Cynthia Jin ’22 | May 25, 2020 | Opinions
Our lifestyle has changed drastically over the span of two months, as the COVID-19 pandemic settled in and restrained our physical contact with the outside world. Waking up every weekday to Zoom’s blue logo staring back at you, spending an excessive amount of time...
by Roger Ge ’21 | May 25, 2020 | Opinions
Towards the end of 2019, a novel coronavirus emerged in Wuhan, China. And upon writing this article, upwards of a quarter-million people have succumbed to the virus now named COVID-19. However, despite the coronavirus claiming the lives of people from a multitude of...
by Darley Boit ’21 | May 25, 2020 | Opinions
On May 23, I hosted a Zoom conference called Project Athena, which addressed sexism in education and different fields of work for middle and high school girls. Sexism is an issue that every girl faces in her life; it’s unavoidable. Women must work three times as hard...
by Tyler Ory ’21 | May 12, 2020 | Opinions
For the past decade or so, high school Juniors in their spring semester could turn to the classes before them for guidance in applying to colleges. The process and tips for success had remained quite stagnant; prepare for standardized tests and AP’s, work hard to...
by Tyler Ory ’21 | Apr 15, 2020 | Opinions
If you have listened to the news once or twice between December and March, you have probably heard a segment on the Democratic Presidential Primary. During this election cycle, all eyes have been on the Democrats, who have been determined to oust President Donald...
by Fitch Perkins ’22 | Apr 15, 2020 | Opinions
One of the more popular tourist spots in downtown Concord, Main Streets Cafe has a nice vibe and good decorations. When you walk in, you are confronted with a sprawling handwritten menu on the wall. Thankfully upon being seated, a traditional paper menu is...
