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Unveiling the Myths of AirPods
Not everything we hear about AirPods is true. These wireless headphones are pretty much everywhere you go, even at school. Many students use them to listen to music while they work, in the hallways or to watch a video in class. But because they are so popular, in recent months there have been many concerns and surrounding Apple’s AirPods...
Rhys Kelly
Sep 10


Sports Bets Break Barriers
What starts as a $20 bet on the big game can quickly turn into thousands of dollars down the drain. As sports betting becomes easier than ever, more young adults are taking risks that extend into their futures. Sports gambling and betting was made illegal in the U.S. for a long time. Now in the vast majority of states, it is completely legal and abused by many. Sports betting should be banned because so many people, specifically young men, are losing large sums of money that
Belle Donnaud
Sep 10


Playoff Goes Wild
Many teams all over Major League Baseball (MLB) are losing their best players to injuries that may impact their chances of making it to the playoffs. From Arizona to California and Georgia to New York, these teams are making plays to adjust to the loss of prominent players. The New York Yankees’ three-time MVP Aaron Judge is still on the 60-day injured list but recently cleared for light activities. He might make it back in time to help with his team’s playoff push...
Samantha Diener
Sep 10


Reading Rates Recede
As teen literacy rates decline, American youth are finding new ways to consume stories without reading them, which is a shift that could have long- lasting effects. Literacy rates have been dropping rapidly, and the issue has been extremely concerning. These alarming rates lead us to question not only the future of teens in the U.S., but the future of literacy...
Yarden Paldor
Sep 10
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