April 23 ‘…but I like them! Who cares who their friends are?’: Partners Matter in the Data Collection Game of Pass the Parcel By Tristan John-Jangles, Joshna Joseph, Jayden Personnat, Sara Kadam, Bilal Siddiqui, Tamara Turchetta

To use or not to use… an app….that is the decision…It’s one that many of us arrive at with tremendous conviction backed by an equally tremendous lack of meaningful information, often in the form of some cleverly wordsmithed Tweet or social media post that most of us could do little more than meaninglessly parrot if […]

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March 09 LET’S START WITH DINNER: A Red Riding Hood Approach to Getting Acquainted with Wolf of Wall Street Investing By Tristan John-Jangles, Joshna Joseph, Sara Kadam, Bilal Siddiqui, Tamara Turchetta

The GameStop spike could be described as a complex lottery of big winners, and big losers. To some, the unforeseeable yet recurring turn of events was empowering. However, for most the stock market became even more daunting and seemingly unpredictable. Though some rejoice when the topic of investing eases its way into conversation, many more […]

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January 30 WHAT IS THE SECRET TO HAPPINESS? By Joshna Joseph, Sara Kadam, Bilal Siddiqui, Tamara Turchetta

What is the secret to happiness? Everyone has heard this tired and tried cliche time and time again, but that question wouldn’t be so common if we had an answer. Happiness is subjective, so there isn’t exactly a formula we can use to help make people happier. We do however, have statistics detailing which countries, […]

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January 07 Humanity and Change: 2 Constants in the Face of New Technologies and Green Policies By Ashita Mutyala, Sara Kadam, Harshia Bhagat, Bilal Siddiqui, Tamara Turchetta

We have all heard the phrase “Change is the only constant,” however, the idea of “embracing change” has not quite been embraced. Now more than ever, change is arriving at a rapid pace in terms of advancing technology and environmental policies. As these things start to affect our daily lives, people will be more or […]

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November 26 The Optional SAT Test Might Not Be So Optional to Students By Sara Kadam

With students already having a lot on their plate with college applications, not to mention the stress that comes along with it, covid-19 has further added to the burden on students’ shoulders. With testing centers rapidly cancelling tests during these unprecedented times, most universities were forced to amend their college requirements by either going test-optional, […]

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November 12 The Importance of Exploring Your Interests By Soni Rambharack

Planning your future is not easy. It takes years of discovering your skills and what you enjoy. Some interests are discovered at a very young age, from when you put on that superhero costume for Halloween, or when you assemble a drone Christmas morning, eager to play with it. What does this teach you about […]

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