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BASIC officers at a boba fundraiser on Oct. 2.
BASIC club emphasizes youth action on humanitarian aid
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Senior Saira Ramakrishnan pitches for the Saratoga Falcons.
Senior softball player commits to University of Rochester
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The team gathered around a fire during their retreat to enjoy s’mores and build team chemistry.
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Recap of fall sports.
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The girls’ tennis team poses for a group photo.
Girls’ tennis finishes the regular season with a solid victory
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Cigarette packaging needs to be more graphic in its dire warnings
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A girl cries as she realizes her wallet is empty.
Resisting the urge to splurge: regulating money spent on lunchtime outings
November 11, 2024
The seating chart is often like a game of Russian Roulette, you either sit next to your best friend or next to your ex.
Top 10: Reasons to request a seat change
November 5, 2024
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Top 10 ways to spend your quarantined summer

Andy Chen and Justin Guo • May 21, 2020

10. Work on your dating profile. What’s going to stop you, a pandemic?

9. Learn how to play an instrument. Then you can play “Happy Birthday” at your friend’s Zoom party.

8. Learn cooking or baking. Also, try getting your parents to eat your Adobe brick muffins.

7. Read a book. No, not SparkNotes, either.

6. Meditate. Meditation soothes active minds … Oh wait, that’s not applicable here.

5. Take a walk. …to the kitchen, and back, that is. 

4. Learn to speak a new language. Ulitumia mtafsiri kusoma hii, sivyo?

3. Become a SoundCloud rapper. You can put your English 11 Honors poetry skills to use. 

2. Bond with your webcam’s FBI agent. Why not make friends while staring aimlessly at your computer? 

1. Spend time with your grandfather. Help him pick up 60-dozen jars worth of quartz and 12 black pans worth of valuable onyx jewels.

 

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