Editorial & Opinion Articles
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The Melting Pot: How the U.S. Soccer Team United a Divided Nation This Summer
By Izabella Dybacki Looking at any newsfeed, the invisible lines that divide our country are always clear to see. Every day we isolate ourselves into our different communities, political views, and cultures, always focusing on what makes us different from each other. But for a few weeks this summer, at the 2026 World Cup, Team…
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Letter “E” To Be Banned in Public Schools for “Anti-American” Beliefs
By Luke Tarnosky A satirical story about free speech. On May 1st, Congress passed a law that bans the use of the letter “E” inside public school systems. This includes, but is not limited to: exam questions, school names, textbook materials, job titles, lunch menus, and student names. Because of the unexpected nature of the…
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Cyberdeck 101
By Benjamin Brabson What’s nova, Chooms? If you’ve ever played Cyberpunk 2077 (or maybe just scrolled tech-TikTok), you’ve probably at least heard of a cyberdeck. In short, a cyberdeck is a custom-made computer. And they represent something important, a necessary piece of resistance, in a time where big tech corpo-cyberware- I mean, large tech Corporations…
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$60 Mad Libs, or Living the Dream?
By Casey Hignite The highly anticipated follow-up to Nintendo’s 3DS cult classic Tomodachi Life came out April 16 across the world, flying up the charts. Japanese video game magazine Famitsu reports that it topped the chart with 565,405 in just the first three days of release, several times more than second place Pragmata at 36,470…
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The Importance of Sunscreen
Ever since I was a little kid, I hated sunscreen. It was always too sticky, and I didn’t like the way it felt on my body. But as I’ve gotten older, I knew I needed it; but still didn’t care about it, until this past spring break.
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The Influencer Takeover
The Vanity Fair Oscar Party is one of the most anticipated events of the year. It draws A-list celebrities and industry insiders. Red carpet interviews offer a glimpse into the personalities behind the stars and films, shaping public perception and influencing box office success. Jake Shane, known for his witty, literal skits on TikTok and…
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Recap: Pensacola’s Winter Protests Against ICE
The city of Pensacola, like many other cities in America, has been using its right to protest against the recent ensemble of ICE raids and deportation of immigrants. Since January 2025, Pensacola has seen several protests, including strikes, shutdowns, and school walkouts.
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Has Valentine’s Day Been Ruined By Capitalism?
Ah, Valentine’s Day—A day where partners flock to the stores to prove they actually love their partners and spend copious amounts of money to make a point. Obviously, views on the holiday have changed as time has progressed.
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Call to Action! Offshore Drilling Plan Threatens Pensacola Beach
Pensacola locals join hands to fight back against plans from the Trump administration, intending to lease ocean plots just off Pensacola Beach for offshore drilling purposes. Escambia County’s economy relies greatly on tourism, which would take a dire hit if the plan were approved and carried out.
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Why do Students Not Feel Good Enough?
By: Megan Bryant Even if no one says it out loud, a lot of students walk into class quietly, wondering if they are falling behind or just not “good enough” to be here. But it’s not always grades or talent. Sometimes, the fear of being judged, the pressure to perform, or the false idea that…