Tag: October 2023
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“Watered Down” by Kyle Mackelburg ’24 | Punny Bone Comics
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“Modern-Day Imaginary Friends” by Ronae Watson ’25
When rumors surfaced of Timothee Chalamet and Kylie Jenner being Hollywood’s hottest and newest hookup, the internet was in a frenzy. This is when people made it clear just how parasocial they are. Timothee quickly rose to fame as one of the newest “pretty boy” actors. Kylie has probably been in the public eye for…
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“Geometropolis: Saga of the 2nd Dimension—New Angles” by Ellie Picker ’24 | Punny Bone Comics
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The October Crossword Puzzle by Jamie Chan ’24, Zoe Koo ’24, and Sumaya Uddin ’24
Across: 2. Crayon brand everyone knows 5. Something that contains, relates, or has alkali or alkali metal properties 7. Jealous of Mr. Krabs 8. Down: 1. What type of fish is nemo? 3. Fictional characters created by aki kondo 4. 13 members + 3 units + 1 group 6. Everything pink
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“Transit Talk: The MTA Isn’t ‘Fare’” by Kyle Mackelburg ’24
For a system that just increased its fare by $0.15 a couple months ago (and one which will increase it again by $0.10 in the coming year), it doesn’t seem like the extra money is being put to good use . Where is the better service? Why are the stations and cars so dirty? Why…
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“Chinese Economy Faces Major Shock” by Max Negbaur ’24
China’s economy has been growing steadily since it first began its recovery from the disastrous Cultural Revolution (1996-1967), bolstering its production and labor markets by transplanting poor, rural citizens into densely populated urban centers. To keep the cost of living and thus labor low, the centralized government reinvested much of the populous’ wages into bonds…