A Hound's Thoughts A Hound's Thoughts Fun in the Sun- Ten Activities to Try this Summer Published 2 months ago - Online Editor
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Kuana’ike (Perspective) Published 3m ago - Staff Writer By Sarah St Pierre, Staff WriterMy eyes opened wide as I was abruptly woken from my deep slumber. The sound ofsirens blasted through my eardrums, but I barely recognized the noise. It didn’t sound like anormal fire alarm or a police car or even a fire truck. The sound was deafening, scary andoverwhelming. My heart started to beat faster. Panic set in.I was ripped out from the white cotton sheets... More »
Interview with Jennifer Toland, sports reporter Published 3m ago - Online Editor By Caleb White, Online Editor For Worcester sports journalist Jennifer Toland, nothing beats a good underdog story, whether it’s about the Patriots’ first Super Bowl win or an exciting match from a local collegiate team. “There was a lot of debate over what was (the Patriots’) best Super Bowl victory and I always considered the first one the most special,” she said in an interview Monday... More »
Club Spotlight: Anime Club Published 3m ago - Online Editor By: Teresa Prytko *Design created by Emily Le ‘25 No one can deny the impact that anime and Japanese culture, in general, has made on the culture in the United States. Anime first came over to Western audiences in the 60s, but it was not until the 90s that it became mainstream in The United States. Shows like Pokémon, Dragon Ball Z, Naruto and Sailor Moon were, and still are incredibly po... More »
‘Whos’ Stealing from Who? Published 3m ago - Staff Writer By Quinn Ryan, Staff Writer Let’s talk about Dr. Seuss, shall we? Obviously, he was the subject of a lot of controversy when his publishing company decided to stop printing several books which depicted racist imagery or sentiments. Many people falsely claimed that ‘cancel culture’ had gone too far and that people were just trying to taint Seuss’s legacy. In reality, his estate decided that... More »
Happiness or Hits? Published 3m ago - Staff Writer By Naima Rauf, Staff Writer It is so easy to be carried away with society. The daily hot and trends of our society are driving a majority of what we were. Whether it be iPhones or the coolest new shoes in style by highly influential celebrities, we tend to follow what everyone else is doing. This fear in the feeling of being left out mentally affects us as we feel left out and cannot deal with the... More »
A Tribute to One of College Basketball’s Finest Published 3m ago - Online Editor By: Kyle Sorgi, Sports Editor Men’s college basketball head coach Mike Krzyzewski made a home at Duke University for 42 years and, in that time, became one of NCAA’s greatest head coaches of all time in a career defined by remarkable consistency, character, and class. His final season with the Blue Devils ended with a record-breaking 13th trip to the Final Four (passed former UCLA head coach J... More »
Bookmark?Remove? Who is Aeneas Sparks-Webb? Published 1y ago - Online Editor What was life like growing up? I was the youngest of 5 children, growing up I had little exposure to actual musicians, my parents were average working class Americans. My mother was a substitute teacher for special needs children and my father delivered packag... More »
Kuana’ike (Perspective) Published 3m ago - Staff Writer By Sarah St Pierre, Staff WriterMy eyes opened wide as I was abruptly woken from my deep slumber. The sound ofsirens blasted through my eardrums, but I barely recognized the noise. It didn’t sound like anormal fire alarm or a police car or even a fire truck.... More »
The Injustices of Abortion Bans Published 2m ago - Staff Writer By Quinn Ryan, Staff Writer We are living in the middle of perhaps one of the biggest civil rights violations in mylifetime. There has been a law passed in Oklahoma that is essentially a blanket ban on abortions.There has been sweeping pro-life sentiment build... More »
