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Fast Food: The Psychology Behind Sales
Fast food businesses use psychology to their advantage to boost sales. The method used often results in customers spending more and returning more frequently. Two great examples of businesses that use these techniques are Chick-Fil-A and Chipotle, who both use distinct methods when it comes to sales and advertising, like offering BOGOs or free rewards…
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The Effect We Leave Behind: Upper Classmen Traditions
Upperclassmen traditions can seem like just another school event until you realize they are the moments you will remember after graduation. From Junior J and junior rings to senior jeans, Senior Sunrise and Senior Crown, these traditions bring classes together and mark the years that lead to the end of high school. Learn more about…
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Enes Kanter: The Controversy Around Transgender Women in Sports
After former NBA player Enes Kanter, declared for the WNBA draft, does it mean it’s time to reconsider the eligibility standards of transgender rights in women’s sports. Discover the implications of allowing transgender men in women’s sports, as told by Kelcey Etheridge.
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Unraveling the Mind: The Psychological Backstage Behind the Lindsay Clancy Case
The human mind can suffer and reshape lives in ways no one could see coming. From office to office, and subtle signs to obvious breakdowns, the mental state of an otherwise loving mother was put to trial this past August. This case is testament to how deep psychological trauma can shatter the ‘nuclear’ family, as…
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The 2026 Almost-Blood Moon: A Cosmic Spectacle Worth Staying Up For
A nearly total lunar eclipse lit up the night sky, turning the moon a deep reddish-copper and giving skywatchers a night to remember. From the science behind the eclipse to the experiences of students who share their story, learn more about the “Almost Blood Moon” as told by Mia Palacios.
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Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields Makes Festival Debut
Daisy Chain Fields made its debut by bringing together thousands of fans for a day filled with music, community and creativity. Created by Olivia Rodrigo, the festival featured an all-woman lineup while giving attendees the opportunity to learn about nonprofits and how to support organizations working to help women and girls. Learn more about this…
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Nicaragua’s Slow Collapse into Dictatorship
Nicaragua’s descent into dictatorship did not happen overnight. Through the stories of protesters, political prisoners, journalists, and others affected by the government, this article looks at the decisions and events that have shaped the country’s political system and the lives of its people, as explained by Madison Ramos.
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Are Students Under Too Much Academic Pressure?
With homework, tests, and extracurricular activities, students have plenty on their plate. With all these responsibilities, are today’s academic expectations pushing students too far? Learn more about this topic, as told by Isabella Ortega.
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