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On Wednesday, January 6th, 2020, Congress gathered to count the votes for Joe Biden’s electoral victory. In the meantime, supporters for Trump decided...
Recent Local News Stories
December 16, 2020
Leo Taghert, Reporter
January 12, 2021
We’ve all had moments where we were stressed. Stress is a complicated thing and affects everyone differently. With the current events going on many of us are stressed. Have...
Samantha Anne McDonough, Reporter
January 8, 2021
You go on a first date. Your date seems really great! They’re a little weird, but everyone is and they seem nice, so what does it matter? The two of you talk as you eat,...
Recent Features Stories
Unmasking Sensory Processing Disorder
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Isabel Erdmann, Reporter
January 12, 2021
TikTok has been all over the news recently, but an important issue that is hiding within the app is being ignored. Many people use TikTok to share their cultures and religions...
Recent Commentary Stories
January 11, 2021
The Pandemic Era of Journalism
December 18, 2020
Max Hagemeister, Reporter
January 13, 2021
The Queen’s Gambit, a limited series released by Netflix on October 23, 2020, follows the life of Beth Harmon, a highly intelligent woman orphaned as a young girl in the...
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What does Stress do to our brain?
We’ve all had moments where we were stressed. Stress is a complicated thing and affects everyone differently. With the current events going on many of...
The Fetshization of Asian Cultures in the West
You go on a first date. Your date seems really great! They’re a little weird, but everyone is and they seem nice, so what does it matter? The two of...
Unmasking Sensory Processing Disorder
As you head out the door in the morning on your way to start the day, you’re probably reaching for your phone, wallet, keys, and in this day in age,...
After years of becoming familiar with the teachings of the Torah, learning how to read Hebrew and memorize the tunes of ancient prayers, Jewish 13-year-olds...
Many Clayton alums go on to pursue exceptional exploits in a wide variety of careers. But one in particular, Jeff Friedman, found himself a role in the...
The Exacerbation of Waste During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Amid the devastating wildfires in the West, the surging cases of COVID-19, and the boisterous quarreling of politicians, another issue has arisen in recent...
The Spread of Antisemitism Through TikTok
TikTok has been all over the news recently, but an important issue that is hiding within the app is being ignored. Many people use TikTok to share their...
On Wednesday, January 6th, 2020, Congress gathered to count the votes for Joe Biden’s electoral victory. In the meantime, supporters for Trump decided...
The Pandemic Era of Journalism
Within the COVID-19 pandemic, journalists face another form of pandemic: one of disinformation and misinformation. Misinformation is defined by Dictionary.com...
Is going back to learning in person during a global pandemic worth it? The Globe explores the pros and cons of going back to school.
2020 has been a hectic year to say the least. Not only with the spread of Covid-19. There have been a lot of issues being brought to light, like racial...
Police Brutality – A Kid’s Perspective
This is a piece written by Manu McDowell, an 11-year-old student who wrote this piece for a school assignment. Why is there a curfew? Questions started...

