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• Audiences need to Get In with Us The 2019 movie Us surpasses the bar of a traditional horror flick, as the film dips its toe into numerous themes and genres that are usually
• Storytime: The tale of Andrew ‘The Mighty’ Yang I shall give to you, my audience, a story of great significance. An uprise that shall not be forgotten. The end to the shackles put upon us
• New art teacher exposes students to more than ‘just art’ For most students, Art 1 is a class that is expected to be a breeze-through that students expect to pass by just drawing stick figures. Howe
• Allergies, the ingredients for disaster Allergies may not be the most significant thing in the world, but it can be quite a mood killer for those suffering, a number that is about
• A 2.0 is just too low: Student athletes’ GPA requirement sells students short According to the National Collegiate Athletic Association, there are nearly 8 million students currently participating in high school athlet
• MD nonprofits offer service learning hour opportunities As everyone may know, service hours are one of the most important  graduation requirement. This time around they have lowered the amount of
• Stoodints suffer wen Techars leaf mid-yeer: Students in academic hole due to mid-year teacher departures It suk when techar leaf mid year it feel bad for studant. U geh a substoote, substoote work, u miss u techar. It suk mang. U noe wud im sayi
• ‘Umbrella Academy’ rains binge-worthiness on Netflix addicts In recent years, Netflix has been obsessed with teenage cliche dramas, like the very-popular 13 Reasons and To All The Boys I Loved Before.
• Former UMD coach returns home, attracts talent Former Alabama University Offensive Coordinator Mike Locksley has brought his talents back home and is now the head football coach for the U
• Daily spirit wear could increase compliance “Good morning Parkdale, today is Friday and you know what that means, we have three uniform options…” I know we’re all tired of h
• Affirmative action continues to play important role in college admissions Beginning in the early 1960s, affirmative action was introduced by President John F. Kennedy to give minorities who would otherwise by looke
• No Beach? No Problem!: Parkdale freshman balances school, surfing career Freshman Brenda Alvarez doesn’t only surf her way through Parkdale’s hallways to get to class, but also through breaking ocean waves.
• Austrian exchange student gets taste of American life at Parkdale Parkdale’s student population is made up of people from El Salvador, Nigeria, and the Philippines, just to name a few. Add to that: Austri
• Dress down day every Friday in exchange for strict enforcement through week At Parkdale, a uniform school, students are required to wear khaki pants and a black, white or green polo shirt. Along with the dress code,
• Panther poll shows that younger siblings are the best in the family…duh! How’s it going, older siblings? Constantly feeling the pressure by your parents of having more restrictions, and everyone expecting you to