The danger of rewriting Dahl’s childhood classics 
Roald Dahl’s classics—from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory to Matilda—have been staples of childhood literature
Month: March 2023
Check out the O Museum in the Mansion in D.C.!
If you want something fun to do on the weekend, spring break, or summer vacation,
MCPS evaluates effectiveness of its restorative justice model
Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) is currently conducting an official assessment of its restorative justice-based
Another Tesla recall; are they still safe?
Tesla struggled to regain public trust after a series of Model S explosions in 2013;
AI: A breakthrough in the art industry 
Jason Allen’s “Théâtre D’opéra Spatial” is a thought-provoking art piece that depicts an ornate atrium
School psychologists: their hidden importance in MCPS schools
Whether it be the seemingly never-ending stream of assignments, rigorous courses, mountain of extracurriculars or
‘good kid m.A.A.d. city’ Review
Life in marginalized communities as black people has been a common theme within the culture
The awaited return of the Once Upon a Prom giveaway
With prom season right around the corner, it is once again time for individuals to
The Spartans community works to heal a month after the shooting
Nearly a month after the shooting on Michigan State’s (MSU) campus, which killed three students,
What to know about the 2023 MPSSAA Basketball Playoffs: Churchill captures two County Championships, MCPS teams falter with state titles on the line
It’s that time of the year again. The time when records are broken, trophies are
Is ChatGPT education’s future or the downfall of creativity?
As a large language model, ChatGPT has the potential to revolutionize the way education is