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Opinion & Editorial

Deconstructing the Department of Education?

Flickr The Department of Education (DOE) is a critical part of the U.S. government, focusing on schools and learning. It helps set rules for education, provides funding to schools, and works to ensure all students have access to quality education. Additionally, the DOE supports teachers and develops programs aimed at improving learning across the nation.

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Patrick and Charlie’s Weekly Sports Round-Up

(Wikimedia)  It has been a busy few weeks in college football, with rivalry week, conference championships, and the announcement of the inaugural 12-team playoff seeding. First, rivals all around the nation faced off in the final week of the regular season. Notable games included Georgia vs. Georgia Tech, which saw the Bulldogs prevail after eight(!)

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Kids for Kids: A Shaper’s Perspective

(Courtesy/Ms. Bening) Each winter, Service Board hosts its annual Kids 4 Kids a school-wide event to  support 30 families in partnership with The Childhood League and Royal Manor Elementary. Lower school students collect donations, help wrap gifts, shop for extra food items and create snack boxes.  Middle schoolers gather the food donation bins and create

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Republicans Trump Democrats in Presidential Election

(Pixabay) In an unexpected turn of events for many, Donald Trump and J.D. Vance secured a decisive victory in the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election, winning both the popular vote by over 4 million ballots and a commanding majority in the Electoral College. Their success marked a historic shift, as they claimed all seven key swing

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Charlie and Patrick’s Sports Round-Up

(Wikimedia Commons) With so much emphasis on politics and leadership in the US this past week, here’s a look at where different sports stand in their respective seasons. It was a crazy week in college football, with two top-four teams losing, as well as the first look at the CFP Rankings. Georgia, who has not

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School And Creativity: Compatible or Mutually Exclusive?

(Courtesy/Wikimedia Commons) Math, science, language arts, and social studies: four subjects at the core of the American education system. From my earliest years of schooling, it’s always been these four disciplines. Until Mr. Leet’s Honors Psychology class, I didn’t stop and think about whether American education benefits or disadvantages children as they become adults. While

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Ohio Rallies for the Most Significant Elections Yet

flickr Ohio’s election season is heating up, with early voting underway and significant developments in voter turnout, fraud investigations, and the fiercely contested U.S. Senate race. Nearly 1.3 million Ohioans have already cast ballots through early voting or absentee ballots, with polls opening on October 8 and the general election set for November 5. Republicans