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The Online Student Newspaper of Central Bucks High School South

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To Test or Not to Test: The Reinstitution of Required Standardized Test Scores

To Test or Not to Test: The Reinstitution of Required Standardized Test Scores

Eepsitha Popuri May 29, 2024

During the COVID-19 pandemic, test-taking became a hassle for students. With limited testing locations and hygienic concerns, the standardized tests became a burden for students with disadvantaged backgrounds....

Central Bucks West Religious Clubs Hold Meetings to Promote Interfaith Collaboration

Central Bucks West Religious Clubs Hold Meetings to Promote Interfaith Collaboration

Alex Dash, Editor-in-Chief May 22, 2024

Amid the ongoing crisis in Gaza, tensions among students of all backgrounds on campuses are at their highest point in years. The controversies have seen a rise recently, with protest encampments taking...

Solar Eclipses: Catalysts of Space Discovery

Solar Eclipses: Catalysts of Space Discovery

Diya Mahesh April 18, 2024

Eclipses are beautiful, but scientists don’t just research them to treat their eyes; eclipses have helped scientists examine the Sun’s structure and history, prove the theory of general relativity,...

Peace with Pandas

Peace with Pandas

Eepsitha Popuri April 2, 2024

The San Diego Zoo awaits its two new members, as China has agreed to start sending pandas to the US again. A pair of giant pandas, one female and one male, are expected to arrive to the zoo at the end...

Everything You Need to Know About Registering to Vote in Pennsylvania

Everything You Need to Know About Registering to Vote in Pennsylvania

Olivia Cao, Editor-in-Chief January 26, 2024

As April 23rd — the date of the Pennsylvania 2024 presidential primary — fast approaches, it is important for eligible voters to register in time to participate. Below is some helpful information...

Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger.
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Looking back at the Life of Henry Kissinger

Alex Dash, Editor-in-Chief December 2, 2023

Henry Kissinger, Former U.S. Secretary of State and National Security Adviser to Presidents Nixon and Ford, died this Wednesday in his home in Kent, Connecticut. He was 100. The controversial diplomat...

SAG-AFTRA Strike is Over!

SAG-AFTRA Strike is Over!

Anastasiya Starastsenka November 25, 2023

Around two weeks ago, the TV/TH Negotiating Committee of SAG-AFTRA issued this statement on their website: “We are thrilled and proud to tell you that today your TV/Theatrical Negotiating Committee voted...

Should We Be Dreaming of a White Christmas This Year?

Should We Be Dreaming of a White Christmas This Year?

Cassidy Fisher, Assistant Editor November 11, 2023

It is forecasted that we will be experiencing the strongest El Nino season since the winter of 2015-2016. What does this mean for snowfall in Pennsylvania? El Ninos are weather patterns that cause the...

Dominion v. Fox News: Everything You Need to Know

Dominion v. Fox News: Everything You Need to Know

Olivia Cao May 6, 2023

The Dominion Voting Systems defamation lawsuit against Fox News finally came to a close on Tuesday April 18 as Fox News settled for $787.5 million, making headlines as one of the largest defamation settlements...

Met Gala 2023: The Five Most Memorable Looks

Met Gala 2023: The Five Most Memorable Looks

Cassidy Fisher May 2, 2023

  The Met Gala is one of the most anticipated nights of fashion. This year’s theme is in honor of Karl Lagerfeld, who passed away in 2019. He was a designer for many popular high-end brands like...

Forgive and Forget? Bidens Loan Forgiveness Plan

Forgive and Forget? Biden’s Loan Forgiveness Plan

Eepsitha Popuri April 28, 2023

First ordered by Trump in 2020 and continuing into President Biden’s term, the student loan repayment pause has been extended multiple times due to pandemic-related economic problems. So, anyone with...

The Presidental Drama; its Back

The Presidental Drama; it’s Back

Macie Mitnick April 27, 2023

The four years are almost up, and it is that time again: the United States Presidental Elections. Just a few days ago, President Biden announced that he is running for re-election in 2024, stating that...

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