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“For we must consider that we shall be as a city upon a hill. The eyes of all people are upon us.” Future Massachusetts Bay Colony Governor, John Winthrop, uttered these words aboard the Arbella, urging his fellow settlers to be a shining example for the rest of the New World. For centuries, the United […]
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On Dec. 18, the final two teams – Argentina and France – faced off for the coveted trophy, and after crucial penalty shots, the 2022 FIFA World Cup officially reached its end. In this unique World Cup, countless memories were born. Some will last a lifetime, and other memories will soon be forgotten. We saw […]
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Whether in classrooms or at home, the general consensus seems to be that smartphones are distracting to students and take away from their education. Many people believe that smartphones distract students from completing schoolwork at home. However, smartphones can be highly beneficial for students, especially when used in the right ways. Most students, especially those […]
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As you sit here and read this, your phone is most likely right near you, as it usually is. In our society, phones are almost a part of us as a shocking 90% of us are near our phones all the time. In fact, it is very common to be addicted to your phone with […]
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As temperatures rise and cases of extreme weather become more common, conversations on global warming and how to save the planet need to happen. Peaceful protests are ways to start these conversations. However, in some cases, these protests hurt the cause rather than help it. In October, two women from the protest group Just Stop […]
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At the dawn of the twenty-first century, Soviet monuments in the three Baltic states of Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, were exiled from the public eye. Monuments have included sculpted statues of the Bolshevik revolutionary, Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov, statues of Red Army soldiers who liberated the city of RÄ“zekne in Latvia, and the Bronze Soldier monument […]
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Despite setbacks due to the COVID-19 pandemic over the past few years, the Wyvern Invitational A cappella Festival (WIAF) returned once again to celebrate and recognize numerous a cappella groups from around New England in a one-night-only event on Saturday, Jan. 28. Founded in 2009, the WIAF is a competition in which various high school […]
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In the 1960s, 1970s, and the modern day, the United States of America has been colossally divided politically. Democrats and Republicans, the two major parties of our nation, bear a gang-like, opposing attitude toward each other, which has led to a lack of cooperation. If only the Democratic Party and the Republican Party could put […]
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A cup of Sweet Frog’s frozen yogurt is always there to cool you down on those hot summer days, walking through the Center. When you’re hot and tired after a beach day, or when it’s a cold winter day but you’re still craving a cup, frozen yogurt is always there. Some will try to debate […]
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Whether you just finished a meal or you’re taking a walk outside, you may find yourself wanting something sweet and creamy in a cup or a cone. But then, you arrive at the crossroads. Should you get frozen yogurt or ice cream? Which one will not only satisfy your craving but also be better overall? […]
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