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Is the growth of technology harmful to humans?

Is the growth of technology harmful to humans?

Saadman Nur, iNews class reporter November 16, 2021

I'll be absolutely honest with you: I am concerned about the future of humanity. There are current trends in our culture that combine to create a very bleak picture of the future, and they begin with social...

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What school tells us to do vs what we should do

Randal Rosado, iNews class reporter October 28, 2021

Every kid when they finish high school follows what school and society tell them, which is to go to college, get a nice job, pay the debt, have a nice family, buy a house, retire when you’re 65, and...

The drama of the Super League

The drama of the Super League

Adriano Grassi and Elias Swift May 6, 2021

Recently, the world of soccer/football was rocked with the announcement of a European Super League.  The league, which was thankfully dismantled, would’ve included Inter Milan, AC Milan, Juventus, Barcelona,...

Nouhi’s Nomad Debut Album Review

Nouhi’s Nomad Debut Album Review

Elias Swift, iNews reporter April 29, 2021

A New York City musician named Zachary Tirgan (also known as Nouhi’s Nomad) released his self-titled debut album on March 19th. His record company, Tirgan Records was founded in 2018. For this album,...

2021 MLB season preview: 10 bold predictions and players to watch

2021 MLB season preview: 10 bold predictions and players to watch

Zach Kaplan, Editor-in-chief March 31, 2021
One major change that many in the baseball world are happy about is that fans will be allowed back in the stands this year. While the exact number of fans allowed in stadiums differs by state, for the Yankees and Mets, stadiums can be filled to 20% capacity, while some teams like the Texas Rangers are allowed full capacity on Opening Day. 
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