Equally Unequal
Have we become so sensitive to other people’s feelings and actions that the thick skin we all claim to possess is really just a hoax?
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Level the Playing Field
Has Cum Laude’s prestige already run its course, or would an equitable revision make it more purposeful and worthwhile?
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STAFF EDITORIAL: No Ifs, Ands or Buts About It
Is equality all a matter of black and white, or is it simply all about the gray matter?
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STAFF EDITORIAL: We Give Voices the Voiceless. What Will You Do?
Recent news gave way to a staff rebrand and revitalization focusing on our mission and identity. We believe journalism is alive and well; we don't believe it's dead and fake.
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STAFF EDITORIAL: It’s Never Too Late to Learn
In the game of life there is a fine line hidden among laziness, entitlement and exhaustion. For many Sequoits, this line is blurred and slacking becomes an increasingly tempting priority.
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STAFF EDITORIAL: Oh My Goodness
An eye for an eye, a tweet for tweet—punishment should always be equitable.
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STAFF EDITORIAL: Social Media: A True Judge of Character
As admissions decisions approach and application final deadlines pass, Sequoits begin to rethink some of their social media decisions, questioning if they’ll impact their futures.
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STAFF EDITORIAL: Making the Grade
Providing feedback in the form of As to Fs is standard practice for teachers for their students. However, students should also be allowed to evaluate teachers, administrators in the same way.
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STAFF EDITORIAL: What is PARCC Spelled Backwards?
For the state of Illinois administration, PARCC means measuring student progress, and to Illinois students, it’s a form of boredom and punishment.
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EDITORIAL: How Important Are Parent-Teacher Conferences?
Communication between teacher and parent from Kindergarten through 12th grade is a smart idea, but not always necessary.
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EDITORIAL: Why Sequoia Queen is a Good Idea
Finding ways to positively promote young women is the program's mission.
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EDITORIAL: Somewhere in America
Three teen girls send a powerful message through a spoken word.
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