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Triple C’s Book Review #11: One Day in December

Kailyn Cho, Senior Staff Writer • May 30, 2024

When I was about halfway through One Day in December by Josie Silver, I was on the verge of taking a break from reading. With every page, I was getting increasingly frustrated at the plot and thought the protagonist was crazy as she mooned over a man she had simply shared a few seconds of eye contact with. However, there was something that kept drawing me in, despite my mixed feelings about the characters themselves, and the book did not disappoint.

Triple C’s Book Review #10: The Metamorphosis

Anoushka Chakrabarti, Senior Staff Writer • May 3, 2024

We’re Triple C: a dynamic trio of juniors (Kavya, Kailyn, and Anoushka), bonded by both a shared passion for literature and the coincidental...

Triple C’s Book Review #9: One of Us is Lying

Kailyn Cho, Senior Staff Writer • April 25, 2024

Finding a captivating mystery novel can be a challenge. There are certain expectations that need to be met to be approved as a masterful story that weaves a gripping tale that is both thrilling yet satisfying. Growing up, I went through mystery novels like they were pieces of candy, eating up each detective case and starting another just as fast. Recently, my childhood love of mysteries has manifested through my fascination with movies like A Haunting in Venice and books such as A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson. Thus, when I saw One of Us is Lying by Karen M. McManus sitting on a shelf during my frequent visits to the bookstore, I knew I had to read it.

Why Are All the Celebrities Posting About Having “All Eyes on Rafah”?

Hila Litvin, Staff Writer • June 13, 2024

Instagram has recently been flooded with stories about people keeping their eyes on Rafah, but what does this mean? Through social media platforms,...

Trump Conviction Deepens Media Divide

Charley Levine, Managing Editor • June 10, 2024

There is no doubt that the press is not what it used to be. Nowadays, news outlets are divided along political lines, leaving the public to grapple...

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Kav and Kay's Useless Amazon Finds for Useful Situations

Kavya Chettur and Kailyn Cho • June 13, 2024

Amazon seems to carry everything from kitchen soap to swimsuits. However, some quirky, seemingly useless items often leave shoppers scratching their heads. Yet, at certain times, these gadgets prove their value in surprising ways. Here are some of our favorite seemingly useless Amazon items that can turn out to be surprisingly essential in certain circumstances.

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