Tag: February 2025
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Nico Harrison Reveals Future Trade Deals After Recent Luka Trade by Lazarus Castillo-Lopez ’26 and Steve Gonzalez ’26
After his recent decision to trade Luka Dončić for Anthony Davis Harrison received major negative backlash, Nico Harrison called a press conference to clear up any misconceptions about the trade and reveal future trade decisions to the public. Before initiating the conversation, Harrison offered his $1,200 Golden 24 Karat American Wagyu Tomahawk Steak to a…
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Emilia Pérez: Directed by Jacques Audiard – Musical/Thriller – 2024 by Sally Mendelsohn ’25
There are two things that are undeniable about Audiard’s off-kilter musical: it is undoubtedly engaging and delivers a fascinating, novel redemption story rooted in the exploration of Trans identity. In an era of Hollywood and showbiz plagued by remakes and aboriginality, Emilia Pérez delivers an intriguing narrative. But for such a new, sensitive topic, I…
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Cupid’s Mistake by Steve Gonzalez ’26
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Are the Dodgers Ruining Baseball? by Maisie Morrison ’25
In the past 10 years, the Dodgers, the baseball team located in Los Angeles, has been utterly dominant. Winning World Series titles in 2020 and 2024, and making the playoffs every other year, fans seem to be growing tired of their continued success. Before entering the 2024 season, the Dodgers landed arguably the biggest free…
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The New Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, has Questionable Qualifications by Molly Castle ’25
Pete Hegseth, now the appointed Secretary of Defense, has faced immense questioning from the public, Congress, and the military about his qualifications for the position. His military experience is not insubstantial but is not on par with what is standard for a Secretary of Defense. Hegseth was a Major in the infantry of the Army…
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Congestion Pricing: A Debate by Beatrix Worthington ’25
Students at Bard High School Early College Queens don’t own cars, and aren’t driving to school. That doesn’t stop them from having thoughts on congestion pricing. It’s been over a month since the MTA unveiled its Congestion Relief sign at Broadway and West 61st street, sparking outrage (and occasional support) in New Yorkers who commute…
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The Meaning of Valentine’s Day by Elias Frater ’26
Saint Valentine’s day. The holiday, filled with joy, appreciation, and most importantly, Love. It’s that time of year where everybody (mainly couples) get together to celebrate their affection for one another. Regardless if someone has a significant other to celebrate with, anyone can enjoy the holiday to its fullest extent. They can show appreciation by…
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January’s Southern Snowstorm by John Dean ’26
2025 is off to a crazy start when it comes to weather. As fires raged in LA, the Southeast was dealing with the opposite problem: a blizzard that brought record-breaking levels of snow to a region that often goes years without receiving a single flake. On January 20th, dangerously cold temperatures were felt as far…