By Olivia Hakes In new teacher Mercedes Peredo’s Spanish 4 classes, students participated in a project that “came to life.” Students in these classes did extensive research on a celebrity with Hispanic heritage, and then brought them to life in a wax museum or “museo de cera.” They either created a model of their person […]
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by Keegan Priest Rating: A- (91%) In a genre like Indie-Rock, sounds become blurred. With 40-50 years of genre evolution, creative innovation has become a scarce thing. And it’s because of this lack of progression that has turned me off to lots of modern rock music. Although it’s a cynical way of thinking about it, […]
By Olivia Hakes In new teacher Mercedes Peredo’s Spanish 4 classes, students participated in a project that “came to life.” Students in these classes did extensive research on a celebrity with Hispanic heritage, and then brought them to life in a wax museum or “museo de cera.” They either created a model of their person […]
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by Elena Biglan and Karen Wang The Eiteljorg Museum in downtown Indianapolis is hosting a celebration of the Mexican holiday Day of the Dead on Saturday, October 27 from 10 AM to 5 PM. Admission to the museum is free and all are welcome to attend. Activities include music performances, presentations from Hispanic artists, a […]
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By Ryan Ricks Recently, two major tennis tournaments have come under fire for their policies over outfits, of all things. On August 28, the US Open gave tennis player Alize Cornet a code violation for simply changing her shirt at the baseline of the court. She said that the shirt was on backwards, so she […]
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by Grace Rozembajgier On August 25 at Newfields, the University High School community gathered to celebrate the school’s core values and honor community leaders for the biennial Trailblazer Awards Gala. While the event only lasted four hours, it took almost two years to plan. The Gala committee, headed by Susan Berry, worked tirelessly to make […]
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By Karen Wang On Saturday, March 24, millions of people marched in over 800 organized events around the world to protest for more stringent American gun laws. Saturday’s demonstrations were a historic show of the ability of young Americans to mobilize and demand change from their political representatives. The event was largely planned and organized […]
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by Keegan Priest Rating: A- (91%) In a genre like Indie-Rock, sounds become blurred. With 40-50 years of genre evolution, creative innovation has become a scarce thing. And it’s because of this lack of progression that has turned me off to lots of modern rock music. Although it’s a cynical way of thinking about it, […]
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By Karen Wang If there’s one thing that can be said about Crazy Rich Asians, it’s that it definitely brings the Asian, and it does it well. The film, which began screening across the US on August 15, has reached a level of commercial and critical acclaim and recognition once thought to be impossible for […]
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By Karen Wang On September 24, activists organized a national walkout in support of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s accuser, Dr. Christine Blasey Ford. The walkout was scheduled at 1 pm ET on Monday and is being called the #BelieveSurvivors Walkout. Among the organizers were many founders of the Time’s Up and Me Too movements […]
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By: Keegan Priest Since 2010, 110 million people have registered to a music streaming service. Companies such as Apple and Spotify have provided us the world’s largest music database. With thousands of hours of songs from all across the globe spanning from the past hundred years, some could say streaming is the best thing to […]
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