Editorial Desk

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Formal opinion writing

Op-Ed

A Retail Revival

When making plans, the options are endless. I could shop at a local plaza, go get food or watch the sunset while driving around. But something that always comes up is the...

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Letter From the EICs: Spring 2026

Hi everyone, With a fresh start after a long April break, we welcome you back to school with the publication of our Spring Issue! We know this is a season full of...

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The Resurgence of Old TV Shows

Are you someone who loves to rewatch or feel that nostalgic comfort with old TV shows? Well, you’re...

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Stop & Shop’s Effect on Acton

Stop & Shop is the new sensation in downtown Acton, rising from the ashes of the old K-mart building. It now competes with local gas stations and restaurants for the attention of...

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The Conveyor Belt Myth

“Even the most perfect reproduction of a work of art is lacking in one element: its presence in time and space, its unique existence at the place where it happens to be”...

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Doom of Democracy?

Charlie Kirk, the well-known conservative activist and founder of Turning Point USA, was shot and killed on September 10 while speaking at Utah Valley University. He was thirty-one years old, and his...

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Letter From the EICs: Fall 2025

Hi everyone, We hope you are all having a great fall season so far! With school now back in full session and lots happening in the world, we hope that everyone is...

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The School Uniform Controversy

For years, school uniforms have been a controversial topic in many schools. Do school uniforms actually help students? Advocates argue that uniforms decrease distractions and promote discipline, but how true is that?...

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Neurodivergent Experiences at AB

We often see both similarities and differences between those around us — do you ever wonder why that is? Well, you can thank your cranium for the variances in people. The brain...