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The RoundUp

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The RoundUp

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The RoundUp

January: Recommended Reads with Ms. B

January: Recommended Reads with Ms. B

Karen Wei, Editor-in-chief January 17, 2025

To start off, what are your top two most anticipated books of 2025? Well, my most anticipated book is next week's Onyx Storm. And then the next one that's coming up is the latest one in the Inheritance...

Guest writer Katherine Liu rediscovered the joy in an old pastime.

What is the Joy of Building LEGO?

Katherine Liu, Guest Writer January 16, 2025

Childhood relics lie scattered around my house: a cute panda, a bejeweled dragon, an elaborate mansion. My brother’s prized possession: the 7,541-piece Millennium Falcon, which took us over a month to...

The Pakistan Youth Forum in the upstairs library.

Bridging Cultures: the Pakistan Youth Forum

Areesha Faisal, Reporter December 10, 2024

As the president of the Pakistan Youth Forum, I'm proud to share our journey in our first year.. Our mission is simple yet powerful: to spread cultural awareness, celebrate diversity, and create a welcoming...

The Road to Protecting Our Environment

The Road to Protecting Our Environment

Michael Smalling, Reporter December 9, 2024

The Road, by Cormac McCarthy, is a beautiful but dark and heavy read about familial relationships and sacrifice. It is set in a post-apocalyptic America where climate change has been extremified to the...

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The End of an Era

Danee Lambert December 2, 2024

 Fans all over the world are saying goodbye to Taylor Swift and her iconic Eras Tour this December after over a year of shows. This tour has meant so much to so many people, and while it has greatly affected...

Noodles, Melodramas, and Halloween Fun: Old Place Cafe

Noodles, Melodramas, and Halloween Fun: Old Place Cafe

Stacy Saucedo, Reporter November 20, 2024

On the spookiest day of the year, Halloween Day, I found my friends and I were looking for places to go eat – somewhere that was cozy, welcoming and most importantly with delicious food. As we drove...

An Irony Epidemic: Do People Take Anything Seriously Anymore?

An Irony Epidemic: Do People Take Anything Seriously Anymore?

Danee Lambert, Reporter November 5, 2024

Social media has always been a prevalent force in our society since its creation; posting pictures and jokes, commenting on each other's posts, or simply updating your status or posting for fun. It has...

Aruba: A Beach of Wonders

Aruba: A Beach of Wonders

Aiva Mahmood, Reporter October 29, 2024

Aruba: the city of sun, and beach of wonders. Aruba is an island located off the coast of Venezuela, near South America, and is known for its majestic beaches, sunny skies, blazing wildlife, and vibrant...

October: Recommended Reads with Ms. B

October: Recommended Reads with Ms. B

Karen Wei, Editor-in-chief October 25, 2024

What's a good horror book to get in the Halloween spirit with? Oh, I mean, I think like "A Discovery of Witches." Of course, I mean, I still love my Harry Potter. I think Harry Potter is a great,...

"Just for the Summer": A Year-Round Delight for Readers Across the Board

“Just for the Summer”: A Year-Round Delight for Readers Across the Board

Danee Lambert, Reporter October 9, 2024

As someone who is an avid fan of reading, constantly finding a new book to enjoy and escape through, I was lingered on this book for a while. For good reasons of course, because Abby Jimenez always manages...

"The Shade": What Could Have Been a Stellar Movie

“The Shade”: What Could Have Been a Stellar Movie

Stacy Saucedo, Reporter October 9, 2024

"The Shade” is a horror/drama movie that revolves around a family still grieving at the loss of their father, the movie follows the middle son of the family, Ryan as he navigates through a darkness that...

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