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Halloween and Faith: Why People Disagree
Halloween means different things to different people. While religious beliefs lead some to avoid the holiday, others embrace its costumes and traditions. Where do these perspectives meet? As told by Aleksandra Pelegrin.
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Trunk or Treat Returns: Where Creativity Meets Community
MLEC’s annual Trunk or Treat allowed clubs to decorate their car trunks with decorations, activities, and treats. From FCCLA’s Costco theme to Key Club’s pirate game, students explored clubs and connected beyond the classroom, as told by Kathleen Etienne.
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The “Micro-Trends” on Campus: Internet niches, trends, and memes in the hallway.
Internet trends rise and fall each day. However, they have a deeper meaning than just a funny meme. Short-form trends might be how school communities build connections and create unified identities within the modern environment, as told by Hector Ramos.
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“Flying Cars They Said”: Future Transit or Marketing Stunt?
On Oct. 15, Elon Musk released a Tesla Roadster prototype that can perform short airborne maneuvers. The car hasn’t been released or passed FAA regulations, but learn how it could possibly become the future of transportation, as told by Mariana Sanchez.
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How Young People Are Getting Their Voices Heard for the 2026 Midterm Elections
As Election Day approaches on Nov. 3, students nationwide are promoting civic engagement through voter registration campaigns, educational initiatives and youth advocacy, encouraging young people to become informed about elections and find ways to make their voices heard. Learn more as told by Sabrina Alonso.
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Fueling Your Mind With Every Stride
From growing new brain cells via neurogenesis to improving cognitive function, running positively impacts the brain. Learn more on how running fuels the brain with a multitude of benefits that ultimately protects brain health, as told by Rebeca Funes.
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Rebooted, Not Recreated: Why Hollywood Arts Doesn’t Sound the Same
How does Hollywood Arts musically compare to its predecessor, Victorious? From vocal technique to musical production, the differences and similarities between the two soundtracks reveal what made the original so memorable, as explained by Vida Piniella.
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Jay Z Selects Himself to Headline the Super Bowl 61 Halftime Show
With the Super Bowl approaching, one of the most anticipated parts of it is the halftime show. Known for being a celebration of music, culture, and a look at how society is feeling. Jay Z has helped choose the headliner for the past seven halftime shows, and for this year he has chosen himself to…
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