End of the Year Survival Tips: How I Navigate School with OCD

By: Taegan Hardy  The semester is coming to an end and in no time we will all be lounging in the summer sun. Ihave to admit, it’s been a hard freshman year for me. Navigating school with OCD is anextremely difficult task. I hope I can give other students good tips to finish off school year.I’ve tried all kinds of study techniques: schedules, timers, using lofi, pretty notes, and more. I’vehad to accept that my brain functions differently than people without OCD. Compulsions likeruminating keep me from completing things and...
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The Frustrating History of the Career Woman Archetype in Sitcoms

By: Sarah Green  WARNING: SPOILERS FOR VARIOUS SHOWS. For the past few months, I have dived deep into the wonderous world of sitcoms, from Seinfeld toBrooklyn 99. Needless to say, I absolutely love them. However, I, a once pretentious 14-year-old, sawsitcoms as a way to hold civilians hostage for hours....
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The History of Scuderia Ferrari

By: Taegan Hardy  As a Formula 1 fan, Ferrari is a manufacturer I’ve found a lot of interest in. Ferrari was foundedin 1939 in Maranello, Italy by Enzo Ferrari. Maranello is where the current Ferrari Headquartersis located. Scuderia Ferrari was brought to fame by Alfa Romeo and eventually left to...
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My Volunteer Experience at the AZ VisionWalk

By: Celia Moller For the past few years, I have been very passionate about volunteering and contributing topositive change in my community. The opportunity to support and be involved in somethinggreater never fails to warm my heart and give me a sense of making a meaningful impact.Participating in the Arizona...
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Navigating the College Journey: A Step-by-Step

By: Kaya Langdon Starting your college journey is an exciting and pivotal moment! It’s a time filled withanticipation, dreams, and a load of anxiety. But it doesn’t have to be that way. With someplanning, navigating the application process can be smooth sailing. The key to a successful college application is...
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Surviving Senioritis

By: Shannon Mo Three weeks of high school remain–you’re in the final stretch! You’ve endured years ofall-nighters, exams, test prep, and college applications. Yet, your brain has been reducedto mush. Going into the second semester of their senior year, many students experiencethe phenomenon commonly known as senioritis. Symptoms include: inability...
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10 Fun Things To Do This Spring!

By: Celia Moller  With summer just three months away, it's important to make the most of the spring weather before theheat hits. Here are 10 fun activities to help you fully appreciate the beauty of spring.1. Have a Picnic - Pack a basket with your favorite snacks, a cozy blanket,...
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