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“The Miseducation of Cameron Post” by Emily M. Danforth is a fictional portrayal of the journey of a gay girl as she endures the trials of conversion therapy.
Veganism has many benefits for your health and the environment, but negative stereotypes and all-or-nothing biases are even harder than giving up your favorite foods.
Many people flaunt the importance of classics and critically acclaimed books, however it may be this snobbery that drives many away from the joy of reading. We must learn to enjoy trashy books guilt and...
In the spirit of the holidays and saving money, this imitation recipe provides the blueprint to create the flavor-bomb that is sugar cookie syrup, for use in coffee or whatsoever you choose.
The Fall Festival, one of Earthplace’s biggest fundraising events, featured several fun activities for kids to play. Spider web toss, apple slingshot, and donut-on-a-string were just a few of the stations...
The sci-fi classic “Dune” explores religious and ecological themes ever-more relevant to modern day. Providing unique parallels to the oftentimes villainized middle-eastern culture, its alien story...
Wonder Woman 1984, released in theatres and HBO Max on Christmas day, fails to meet expectations set by the first film.
With winter coming in, and snow in the forecast, this rich and creamy homemade hot chocolate will definitely warm you up.
Social studies teacher Suzanne Kammerman’s classroom board depicts the Democratic and Republican tickets as well as dates for the online and absentee ballots and Presidential and Vice-presidential debates.
Dylan Hruskar ’20 doing his virtual learning schoolwork.
Ingredients include: three eggs, one cup milk, one-third cup club soda, one cup flour, three tablespoons sugar, three-fourths teaspoon salt and two tablespoons vanilla extract.
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