Meatball Master!
Comedy · 11. January 2026
By Parker Slugg Illustrated By Aki Cheung Have you ever wondered what happens when the fridge light goes off? I did, and believe it or not, this is what I saw through cameras I installed. A meatball the size of a golf ball wearing a cape and utility belt. He was blindfolded, dropping into a pit of hot sauce, in a hurricane. Little did I know, it was Meatball Master, champion of liberty and justice in the fridge!
Georgia In Perspective
Science · 11. January 2026
Topography Georgia is a very interesting state in America that also has a complex topography. If you look at Georgia on a topographic map, it may seem simple; however, it is much more complex than it looks. The main geographic features include mountains such as the Ridge-and-Valley Appalachians in the northeast. The Piedmont plateau is in the central part of the state. The Coastal Plain in the South. The highest spot in Georgia is Brasstown Bald, which is 1,458 meters above sea level; the...

Opinion · 11. January 2026
By Kieran Morrissey-Dhekne Opinion piece: Taiwan should have a vote and recognition as a country, but this question is merely academic because China has a permanent seat in the security council. Joseph Hsu, director of the Political Division at the Taipei Representative Office in Bratislava Slovakia, states that other countries could benefit from Taiwan having a spot in the U.N. "Taiwan currently ranks as the world’s 18th largest economy, the 16th largest trading nation and stands as one of...
Portugal's Colonization of Brazil
History · 11. January 2026
By Ayan Toussaint Colonization is the act of domination and erasure of one's culture for wealth, hierarchy, and land. Brazil is one of South America’s most diverse countries with sprawling beaches and well known sites. Although, with all of that beauty comes a dark past with slavery,corruption, and resistance. There are many lasting effects of colonization on Brazil but two of the most complex and important are the impact on Brazil’s unjust government and the prejudice against black and...

Technology · 12. March 2025
By Analise Gottschalk What is it? Have you ever searched something up online, and noticed a piece of art that looked a little off? Well, that might’ve been a piece of AI art. AI art can be seen in many places, and some pieces can be obvious, while others are a little harder to find, since the AI has evolved so that it makes the art seem more human. How does it work? The AI is given a set of data called training data that has many examples of a certain thing. When the AI is given a prompt...
Opinion · 12. March 2025
By Rishaan Chowdhury As the world around us changes dramatically, many of us are following the news with a feeling of hopelessness and despair. We watch as government agencies are decimated, laws defied, and autocratic governments praised. The word “unprecedented” has become a daily phenomena. “Trump carries out unprecedented purges.” “Trump has brought unprecedented changes,” shout the headlines. It’s impossible not to have a feeling of alarm as our government and country fall...

Sports · 12. March 2025
By Rafay Desautels The NHL Trade Deadline was last Friday, March 7th, and NHL fans everywhere are still in shock. We had a star player getting traded twice in a season, a captain traded to a division rival, and so much more. The NHL trade deadline is the last day an NHL team can make a trade until the Stanley Cup Playoffs are over. The trade deadline is in place for many reasons. One is stopping teams that don’t make the playoffs from trading their best players once they know they won’t be...
Personal Narratives · 12. March 2025
By Aarav Khanna 11-year-old Aarav Khanna was being crowded by people, and he didn’t know what emotion to feel, “This amazing young man has raised six thousand dollars for a veteran pharmacist,” the reporter was saying. “Huh,” What did you say? Reader you’re confused; don’t worry I’ll backtrack. It all started as Aarav got off the bus one day at his bus stop, a Walgreens in Weston. He steps on the bus's retractable stairs, “ahh,” his rolling backpack’s metal frame bangs...

Technology · 27. October 2024
By Aarav Khana Imagine it’s 2020 and the latest gossip is about the cyber truck. ”When will it be released?” “Will the army use it?” “What is the price?” All the latest news was about Tesla’s ongoing creation which would revolutionize the whole car market. The rumors claim it was able to pull a whole truck in one of its practice arenas. That it was a portable camper, which could fit a mini house in the back, the rumors went as far to say “ Elon Musk throws an axe at the cyber...
Cooking · 27. October 2024
By Analise Gottschalk Nowadays, there are plenty of recipes out there to choose from. But which one? This article will have a list of recipes, their rating, and the link to the recipe. At the bottom is one of my favorite recipes. Chocolate Ganache Cake Rate: 4.9/5 Reason: There was no melted chocolate. It tastes great, and doesn't take very long to make from scratch. Tastes good gluten free. Difficulty: Easy Link:https://cakebycourtney.com/chocolate-ganache-cake/ Baked Vanilla Donuts: Rate:...

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