Image courtesy of Quora.com: Princess Mia's makeover gave her pretty privilege. By Xa'riyah Mitchell '25 Pretty privilege is a real thing present in our society and it's time we face reality. Pretty privilege is when a person gets special treatment, or perks, because they are considered attractive or more beautiful than others by society’s standards. … Continue reading The ugly truth is that there are perks to being beautiful 

Image courtesy of Economic Policy Institute: Underpaid teachers deserve more By Aeriana Smith '25 Teachers play a pivotal role in shaping the future by educating and inspiring the next generation, but many teachers face financial challenges due to relatively low salaries. This article explores why teachers deserve higher pay,  potential benefits it can bring to … Continue reading Investing in education should mean higher pay for teachers

Photo courtesy of Business Insider India: A boy playing on his tablet. By Madeline Zavala '24 The internet is all over the world: in our cities, present on our person, phones, and technology. The internet has provided us with the luxury of phones, tablets, and computers. Our devices have given us many opportunities, making day-to-day … Continue reading Constant screen time creates unhealthy habits for children

Photo courtesy of Medium: Extreme religious dedication can incite limited critical thinking or even violence. By Gianna Akter '25 British author and journalist Christopher Hitchens once said, “That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence,” essentially meaning that a claim made without support can be refuted just as easily without support, … Continue reading Religion’s complex role in life: it is not necessary for everyone