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Seniors announced college decisions by May 1, the decision deadline for many schools.
Social media influencers promote the overconsumption of makeup and skincare, leading to unnecessary spending.
After Russia invaded Ukraine in February, many social studies teachers paused the required curriculum to discuss the political conflict. Students began discussing the value and effectiveness of learning...
Women's History Month practices warrant differing responses from Staples community.
The documentary “Eating Our Way to Extinction” explores the relationship between animal agriculture and global warming, educating the audience and providing a general overview of the topic.
Drake’s song “Girls Want Girls” receives backlash for fetishizing lesbians on social media including Twitter and Instagram.
As the class of ’21 graduates, many students are making college admissions decisions. Staples students have gotten into universities across the nation, among those, Ivy league and top-tier universities....
The updated and accelerated vaccine rollout schedule extends eligibility to anyone 16 years or older starting on April 5 according to CT.gov.
The first “Euphoria” special episode was focused around the character Rue, whereas the second is focused around the character Jules. Both episodes were filmed following pandemic safety guidelines and...
When covering a current event or reviewing an event in history, students and teachers' views can align with a political party, allowing for an opportunity to begin a debate.
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