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Op-Ed: Don’t Fall Prey to Tumblr’s Trap
Millions of people visit the popular website, Tumblr, each day. Don’t get me wrong, there are many beautiful images on this site that inspire people everyday. However, people can also be negatively inspired as
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Class Video: I am Optimistic…
The Voice of Democracy class created this inspirational video to spread a message of optimism for the future of our country. Throughout the semester the students, led by teacher Lucy Pinkwater, learned about the
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Op-Ed: North Korea—It Might Not Be a Joke
North Korea has been a growing threat to United States, and while many seem to find it to merely be a joke, it is a threat to the world as a growing nuclear power and
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Op-Ed: The Mandela Effect
“People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite.” —Nelson Mandela
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Survey: Finals Week
As the dreaded finals week approaches, the Oracle decided to gather information about Archer students’ feelings and experiences
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Op-Ed: The Messages in Songs Matter
When did our society decide that a catchy beat is an excuse for a horrible message? “It’s just a song, stop overanalyzing everything.” “The artist didn’t mean it in that way.” I am tired of
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Top Five Community Service Opportunities
With the season of giving approaching, it seems to be the ideal time to consider community service opportunities. Here’s a look at our top five
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Op-Ed: Catching Fire—Beyond the Feminist Appeal
Catching Fire is the second book of Suzanne Collins’ trilogy “The Hunger Games.” After its release as a major film production on Nov. 22, 2013, it has attracted a wide array of judgments, criticism
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Survey: Girls Just Want to Have Fun
Are we raised in a society obsessed with retail and fame, so much so that it has become part of an important coming-of-age ritual? Or is a Sweet 16 party just as culturally important
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