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[Brief] Biden signs new potential TikTok ban into law in the U.S.

Ellis Reuvers and Ava Thomas
May 1, 2024
No plot books, also known as slice-of-life books, allow readers to experience their world through new eyes. Authors create a world in which readers can connect with their characters on a personal level.

Books with unapparent plots allow readers to immerse into a fictional world

Alison LaTorre, Lyla Sachs, and Jessie Gesund
March 13, 2024
During production, reality shows tend to exaggerate behaviors and events, causing child actors to feel pressured to act a certain way. The pressure and dramatized scenes can lead to public humiliation which traumatize these young actors for life.

[Opinion] Putting children on reality tv shows causes trauma and mental health problems

Faith Hugus, Reporter
January 18, 2024
Self-diagnosing a mental illness has become a prominent trend online, especially for teens. However, they can be inaccurate, as people make the diagnosis based on other people’s experience with their own mental health rather than a statement from a professional.

Teens increasingly engage in social media trend of self-diagnosing disorders

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
October 25, 2023
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signs legislation on Monday, May 15, 2023, banning state funding for diversity, equity, and inclusion programs at Floridas public universities, at New College of Florida in Sarasota. Photo permission from Douglas R. Clifford/Tampa Bay Times/TNS.

Florida passes over 30 bills in the 2023 legislative session affecting education

Brynn Schwartz, Jessie Gesund, Andie Korenge, Anna Horowitz, Ashveen Saini, Carolina Ochoa Lozano, Lyla Sachs, Ryan Shimony, Alison LaTorre, Glory Lee, Rayne Welser, Andres Fuenmayor, Jasmine Bhogaita, Vincent Ciullo, and Aisha Hashmi
June 18, 2023
Many teens use social media on a daily basis, consequently getting the majority of their news from them. However, while social media increases the visibility of news, it is also common for it to be drenched in misinformation, which may actively influence or skew teens opinions on what they are viewing.

Increasing number of teens use social media as primary source of news

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
April 20, 2023
There have recently been many bills proposed to restrict social media for youth to combat the negative effects social media could have. These pieces of legislation have sparked many debates on whether they are necessary or not.

[Multimedia] U.S. targets teen social media use

Andie Korenge and Kevin Hamm
April 12, 2023
Jennifer Lawrence in The Hunger Games. The first movie in the trilogy. Photo permission from Lionsgate/TNS

[Review] Netflix’s release of ‘The Hunger Games’ movies reignites fan base

Sofia Schorer Kaplan, Social Media Editor (Class Intercom)
April 3, 2023
Cultural practices have been altered to become trends on TikTok. Without giving credit to the cultural roots, less people get properly informed about the ancient traditions.

[Opinion] Whitewashing cultural practices on TikTok can be harmful for minorities

Dhaanya Balaji, Associate Design Editor
February 16, 2023
Food is an important part of the lives of people around the world. Food unites people and can provide comfort.

Food serves as a mood-booster to MSD students

Kate Becker, Senior News Editor
February 13, 2023
Mixin’ it up. Westglades student Alyssa Landy blends the apple baked oats mixture, while reviewing the recipe online. The short nature of TikTok videos makes them easy to follow and imitate in a short amount of time.

FoodTok changes the way that MSD students eat

Brynn Schwartz, Associate Editor-in-Chief
February 12, 2023
People come in all shapes and sizes. However, it seems the fashion industry targets specific body types to sell their products.

[Opinion] The fashion industry is targeted towards one body type and is harmful for teenagers

Caitlyn Acosta, Photographer
December 7, 2022
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