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HL's Kitchen: part one
Art by Jarisse Nabung Eagle Rock High School has long been a peaceful place. When you enter campus, it is as if you are stepping into a mystical garden of whimsy and joy. But do not be fooled by the school’s tranquil exterior, as the forbidden garden is riddled with snakes: feuding teachers. As of last semester, twelfth grade teachers—specifically those associated with the IB—were required to create a schedule for their student’s IAs. However, their interests clashed… schedul
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Corn on the cawwww
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Shallot Shorts: Edition #3
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Using my vision to rank “WandaVision” decade costumes
Marvel Entertainment has brought action-packed movies to the big screen for roughly twelve years and as they transition into their fourth...
Briana Garcia
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The recent shooting in Georgia
On Tuesday, March 16th, a man opened fire in three local massage businesses in the Cherokee and Fulton counties of Georgia and killed...
Amelia Kim
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Why is college so expensive?
You can’t put a value on the knowledge you gain, but the impact will be felt in your family’s wallet for years.
Wyatt Zingus
May 7, 2021
A bit of Jewish culture and philosophy and why it matters
I came of age on the last day of spring break. If you didn’t know, a Bar (or Bat, the feminine version) Mitzvah is a Jewish coming-of-age...
Jasper Mann
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Cooking in quarantine
A sleepy Friday afternoon, school has been let out, and the dusk sun casts a golden light into the kitchen. Flour particles dance in the...
Sullivan Valdez
May 7, 2021
Quarantine guide to caring (about highschool)
Apathy is one of those things that can't be understood unless you've felt it yourself. Apathy can be a lack of concern, motivation,...
Maria Gonzalez Astorga
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Dog food, track practice, and cheese: our community reopens
Our community has begun to reopen. Here’s how it’s going.
Eden Greene
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