Do you really exist?
When someone asks you who you are, you might reply with your name or some
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Ticketmaster: a monopoly growing out of control
When ticket sales for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour began on Nov. 15, 2022, 14 million
Democrats “won” the midterm elections in spite of themselves
The midterm elections this November were expected to be a blowout; the sitting president’s party
Unfair, costly monarchies like Britain’s are overdue for an end
With the recent death of Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest-reigning monarch, many conversations about her
The benefits of experiencing literature without SparkNotes 
You watch as the clock ticks down to 11:59, when your eight-page paper on a
The humanities: neglected sector and missed opportunity 
In recent years, educational policymakers have grown anxious: blaring headlines have reported a drop in
Students Feel Maryland’s gun violence assemblies weren’t helpful
On Oct. 25, every student in Montgomery County was pulled out of class for an
Astrology is more than phony horoscopes
“Astrology isn’t accurate. There’s no real evidence,” Richard Montgomery High School sophomore and Virgo Duncan
Teens aren’t getting enough sleep. Here’s why schools should start later.
Most students are familiar with the endless cycle of sleep deprivation. Staying up late finishing
Digital SATs will not improve accessibility
For many students, SATs are just around the corner. However, many don’t know that in
Why you shouldn’t be stressed about college apps
September and October are hectic, palpably stressful months for seniors. On top of school work,