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As the year comes to an end, we must remember to reach out to others and continue the fight against social isolation. Don't let the stress of exams and college decisions take away from the excitement of this time.

Fighting Social Isolation This Week: a final word

April 20, 2018
Despite the marvelous acting and aesthetic of the film, Del Toro is not capable of crafting a relatable romance. This post contains spoilers regarding the plot of the film.

The Shape of Water: Relating to an incomprehensible romance

March 29, 2018
Fighting Social Isolation This Week: Knowing When to Back Off

Fighting Social Isolation This Week: Knowing When to Back Off

March 16, 2018
In light of recent events, we can not be afraid to place our trust in those around us. By reaching out to new people, anyone can help combat social isolation.

Fighting Social Isolation This Week: It’s All About Trust

March 8, 2018
Race to 3:40: the detention date

Race to 3:40: the detention date

February 22, 2018
Race to 3:40: Study Group

Race to 3:40: Study Group

February 15, 2018
The white rose, although symbolically significant, made a respectably limited appearance through the night of the Grammys.

The Prominence of The White Rose

February 13, 2018
Approaching a stranger can be intimidating, but it is definitely a rewarding experience. Try introducing yourself to someone new this week!

Fighting Social Isolation This Week: The Stranger Complex

February 5, 2018
The United States typically isn’t the first thing to come to mind when one thinks about child marriage, especially since in most states the legal minimum age to marry is 18, yet between 2000 and 2010 about 248,000 children as young as ten were legally married in the US. Child marriage occurs legally in every state through two main loopholes.

[PHOTO] Child marriage is not just a third-world problem

February 5, 2018
This was a remind message I recently received from one of my Ap Courses. Online textbooks are evidently frustrating for both students and teachers. A switch to former handheld textbooks may be more beneficial then expected.

The Terror of Online Textbooks

January 26, 2018
Race to 3:40 short:

Race to 3:40 short: “Christmas” with friends

January 23, 2018
National Art Honors Society students happily volunteered to face paint at Sharon Elementary School's International Night.

Fighting Social Isolation This Week: New Year, Continuing Need for Change

January 22, 2018
Race to 3:40 short: Midterms

Race to 3:40 short: Midterms

January 11, 2018
Break the barrier which inspires social isolation! Having courage, even in tiny doses, guarantees amazing outcomes in your life.

Twenty Seconds of Courage: Fighting Social Isolation This Week

December 15, 2017
Race To 3:40: Homecoming

Race To 3:40: Homecoming

December 15, 2017
Today we decided to go outside to enjoy the cold weather! By challenging our comfort zone, we were able to make wonderful memories that will stick with us for a lifetime.

Having the Right Kind of Regrets: Fighting Social Isolation this Week

December 8, 2017
According to RAIN, the nation's largest anti sexual violence organization, every 98 seconds another innocent individual becomes a victim of sexual assault, a pace so rapid its almost unfathomable.

[PHOTO] It’s not okay.

December 7, 2017
Race to 3:40: The Proposal

Race to 3:40: The Proposal

December 7, 2017
A simple smile shared between two people in passing can brighten even the dreariest of days.

A Smile Can Go A Mile: Fighting Social Isolation This Week

November 28, 2017
Jughead and Archie face off against rival gang in last weeks episode.

[PHOTO] Riverdale: Episode Six Recap

November 27, 2017
Thanksgiving is getting closer, and now is a wonderful time to express your gratitude to those around you who have had an impact on your life.

Don’t Hold Back: Fighting Social Isolation This Week

November 20, 2017
The elderly are often victims of social isolation. The image above closely depicts a heart-wrenching scene I witnessed as I preformed with Music Heals at Arbor Terrace.

My Trip to Arbor Terrace: Fighting Social Isolation This Week

November 16, 2017
Though it comes across as a moment of compassion, this particular scene between two core Riverdale characters, Jughead and Archie, is exceptionally intense and hostile.

[PHOTO] Riverdale season 2, episode 5

November 13, 2017
Social isolation is a demanding issue that has been plaguing the halls of our schools. We need to break away from our lives in the virtual reality crafted by technology and interact with those around us.

Know Your Neighbors: Fighting Social Isolation This Week

November 10, 2017
Race to 3:40 : moo-ving to the future

Race to 3:40 : moo-ving to the future

November 10, 2017
Dyanmic Duo, Betty and Jughead, stay strong despite the plethora of issues that seem to constantly arise.

[PHOTO] Riverdale season 2, episode 3 recap

November 3, 2017
Concerts have been transformed due to the appearance of a known risk for violence, stressed by the increasing presence of security and recent events.

The changing atmosphere of concerts

November 1, 2017
Race to 3:40 : the great Catsby

Race to 3:40 : the great Catsby

October 30, 2017
The mysterious murderer continues his hunt on Riverdale citizens as he attacks two more victims.

[PHOTO] Riverdale Season 2, Episode 2 recap

October 24, 2017
Current iteration of Archie as seen in the TV show versus his original iteration in the Comics. Comic Archie is much more optimistic and lighthearted than the current TV one.

[PHOTO] Riverdale Season 2 premiere rundown

October 16, 2017
Featured above is the Lambert iGEM team. Consisting of fourteen members, this close-knit group is expanding society's understanding of the universe while bettering the world in intricate ways.

iGEM: Funding the Future

October 10, 2017
Race to 3:40: the lost Lily

Race to 3:40: the lost Lily

October 5, 2017
Race to 3:40 : Beginning

Race to 3:40 : Beginning

September 22, 2017
The student ID could potentially be symptomatic of standardization. Students are at risk of demoralization.

The unknown potential of the student ID

September 1, 2017
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