Martin Luther King Jr.’s Relatives March in Support for Voting Rights
Monday, January 17 was Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a federal holiday commemorating the civil
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Do Students in MCPS Want to Remain In-Person?
During the COVID case surge in MCPS schools, many students and parents question whether academic
Wildfire in Colorado: What Really Happened?
On the morning of Dec. 30, 2021, a large wildfire rapidly spread through areas between
Proof of Vaccination in Public Places, Yes or No?
Recently California, New York, Hawaii, Oregon, and Washington have all required proof of vaccination in
What’s in Biden’s Trillion Dollar Infrastructure Bill?
In November of 2021, President Joe Biden had signed an infrastructure bill into law, as
How do Students in MCPS Feel About Climate Change?
According to carbonbrief.org, climate change began in 1830. The impacts of rising temperatures are not
What is Math Anxiety?
Math anxiety is a bit more than being afraid of math itself. It is also
The Pandora Papers: How the Affluent and Powerful Hide their Wealth
In October, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) in Washington DC obtained the largest
American Expats Struggle to Access the COVID-19 Vaccine
It’s been nearly a year since the first COVID-19 vaccine was approved by the Food
The Devious Lick Trend and Its Effect on MCPS
Returning to in-person learning during a pandemic has been hard for many students, staff, and
How has the entertainment industry been during the pandemic?
When the pandemic struck, many businesses had no other choice to close down and readjust