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Guilty by Fascination

Guilty by Fascination

Naiara W., Staff Writer May 28, 2025

Audiences enjoy a mystery. Our fascination with a case to solve is a continuous and ever-present element of human nature. We crave the satisfaction that comes from guessing the killer in a murder mystery...

We've Seen This Film Before

We’ve Seen This Film Before

Kendra W., Managing Editor May 28, 2025

For many, Hollywood’s productions have facilitated escapism. Encompassing a reach broader than the United States, citizens from all around the world have been able to attribute some of their fondest...

AI Overreliance: Artificial Intelligence, used unchecked and unmoderated, may result in the death of genuine human curiosity in lieu of auto-generated, “detailed-according-to-the-prompt” outputs.

In Defense of Organic Thought

Czar R., Staff Writer May 27, 2025

Before his rise in the United States civil Rights movement, Martin Luther King Jr. wrote an essay on the purpose of education in society in the 1947 edition of Stanford University’s newspaper, The Maroon...

Power in the Press

Power in the Press

Marsha W. and Keylia W. May 27, 2025

Journalism is meant to act as the Fourth Estate that keeps power in check, exposes injustice, and amplifies the voices of the voiceless. Its core responsibility is to serve the public, not the powerful....

Laced with Perversion

Laced with Perversion

Elsie V. March 15, 2025

With a cherry lollipop, a baby pink shirt with lace trim, and rose-tinted glasses, you too can be a part of the “coquette,” “Lolita,” and “Lana Del Rey” aesthetics. Despite their seemingly...

Chasing the Trend

Chasing the Trend

Phaedra W., Staff Writer March 14, 2025

Why do we feel the need to reinvent ourselves constantly? One day, TikTok showcases “coquette” bows and lace patterns; the next, “blokette” football jerseys and Adidas Sambas dominate the feed....

In the era of social media, tourism has changed from an authentic, personal experience to a homogenous phenomenon.

Caught in a Social Riptide

Czar R., Staff Writer October 19, 2024

Although it has only been two months since the school year started, one might say that we all could use a long holiday. With the ever-looming shadow of end-of-semester summatives, CAS projects, and...

Girl Thoughts

Girl Thoughts

Elsie V., Staff Writer October 18, 2024

Viewers on social media platforms such as Tik-Tok and Instagram have recently witnessed a surge in content showcasing trends of “Girl Dinner,” “Girl Math,” and “Girl Hobbies.” The frequent...

Asian Staples (Made in China)

Asian Staples (Made in China)

Keylia W. and Maya S. May 30, 2024

Over the past decade, there has been a remarkable surge in the global popularity of various aspects of East Asian culture, particularly within Western media. These cultural exports have captivated international...

The Lies Behind the Likes

The Lies Behind the Likes

Ava N., Staff Writer May 30, 2024

When taking a glance at the world around us, we often overlook society’s tight grasp on their digital screens. Amidst the constant notification alerts and the endless Instagram reels, we fail to recognize...

Bringing It Home

Bringing It Home

Cahaya R., Editor in Chief May 28, 2024

For the Class of 2024, these next few months will shoulder an abundance of change. A number of us plan to study outside of Indonesia, the place where we have lived for at least a year of our lives—and...

From Stigma to the Spotlight?!

From Stigma to the Spotlight?!

Brooke A., Layout Editor March 10, 2024

Mental health struggles, once considered taboo, have become more socially accepted with each passing year. Today, phrases such as “my therapist says that” — would not incite a batted eye. Celebrating...

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