Sam Kennedy, News Editor
Shankweiler’s preserves cinematic Americana
Shankweiler’s remains committed to one of the great American pastimes.
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Voters have a responsibility to participate, no matter how they feel
Ambivalence over candidate strength is no excuse to resign your right
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Pro: It’s time to embrace digital testing
Moving standardized testing online would solve some of the most common complaints of both teachers and students, whilst also helping our planet.
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Senioritis sufferers must remain thoughtful
The impending end of the school year brings with it a steep rise in apathy.
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Calm down kits help create stress free environment
Targeting the recent rise in youth mental health issues, the district is introducing “Calm Down Kits” designed to provide students with strategies to combat anxiety in the classroom. The kits will be distributed into over 40 high school classrooms.
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Debate loophole leaves lasting repercussions
The filibuster, a staple of American politics, has in recent years been responsible for some of the most
significant decisions.
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Percy Jackson show both excites, disappoints fans
[SPOILERS]: "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" is a heartfelt, genuine adaptation that appeals to longtime fans of the series whilst remaining accessible to new viewers.
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Goat Yoga provides cuddly conservation
Rose Bridge Farm and Animal Sanctuary seeks to provide opportunities for animals rescued from food industries to find fulfilling, humane lives through processes like animal adoption and conservation education
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House of Representatives displays childish immaturity
The 118th Congress has made astoundingly little meaningful progress in their time in office, instead preferring to spend their days arguing instead of focusing on serving the country.
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Con: Faux holiday harms environment, threatens limbs
Despite its massive popularity, Black Friday causes nothing but harm to everyone except the uber wealthy. The “holiday” is a meaningless, wasteful front put on to raise money for corporations.
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The World in Focus: Men’s Health Month sparks conversation
Defeating the stigma surrounding men acknowledging their mental health is vital to combatting high suicide rates among men.
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The World In Focus: House Speaker ousted in historic vote
Following an unprecedented vote to remove Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy from his position, the United States Congress faces immense pressure as it must avoid a total government shutdown in the coming weeks.
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Film festival promotes student creativity
Developing their filmmaking skills, students submitted original projects.
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Men’s Forum speakers inspire
To emphasize the importance of students developing good habits, Souderton held the Men’s Youth Forum.
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Student section helps spark hockey comeback
As playoffs fast approach, ice hockey is going through a late season comeback, joined by a ardent student section.
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Staff, students make 3v3 tourney a slam dunk
Encouraging kids to get moving again after the pandemic, Athletic Leadership Council held its first pickup tournament. Athletic director Dennis Stanton’s faculty team won.
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Qatar prepares to host biggest World Cup in history
Football fans in the U.S. and around the world eagerly await the start of the World Cup. The World Cup kicked off on November 20.
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Mental health focus groups promote student wellbeing
By piloting a new program, faculty seek to create a culture of mental wellbeing at the high school. Taking place during fifth blocks, the program will explore new ways for students to deal with stress.
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