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College Application Process: To Each Their Own

This year is like every other. Millions of high school seniors across the country are in a frenzy as they build a college list, fill ...

By Shreya Nara, Alumni at AIT
In Opinion, Nov 08, 2023

Why Rising Gas Prices are Important

By Maya Dias, Alumni at AIT
In News, Jun 29, 2023

LSU Tigers Women's Basketball: NCAA Women's Champions

By Sohem Rai, Alumni at AIT
In News, Jun 29, 2023

Book Review: The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho

By Sohem Rai, Alumni at AIT
In Opinion, Jun 29, 2023

Carlos Alcaraz: Successor to the Big Three

By Anwit Ghoroi, Alumni at AIT
In Sports, Jun 29, 2023

The Science of Learning How to Read

By Shreya Nara, Alumni at AIT
In Science, Jun 22, 2023

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch

By Daivya Sadhvani, Alumni at AIT
In News, Jun 18, 2023

Collaboration, Creativity, and Competition: The Thrilling World of the FIRST Robotics Competition

By Akash Dubey, Alumni at AIT
In Opinion, Apr 18, 2023

Casper Ruud: Tennis Next Star

By Dylan Intwala, Alumni at AIT
In Sports, Mar 02, 2023

Young Voters and Midterm Elections: Whats the Connection?

By Haley Richardson, Alumni at UCTech
In News, Feb 28, 2023

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Track 5: Union Countys Favorite Cup O Joe

Editor’s Note: This is not a promotion for one establishment. The Campus Chronicle encourages future coverage of many local businesses.

By Ana Obradovic, Alumni at AIT
In Opinion, Feb 28, 2023

Misogyny in Everyday Life

If girls want to be treated equally, that means men wouldnt buy them expensive things.

By Sara Schwartz, Alumni at AAHS
In Opinion, Feb 28, 2023

Climate Change: The Floods in Pakistan

Image: Pakistans flag (left) pictured next to a city submerged in water (right)

By Ahmad Khizar, Alumni at AAHS
In Science, Feb 28, 2023

The Lack of Innovation at Apple

Ten years ago, the world grieved the loss of a man who many consider to be one of the most important visionaries in history. Steve Jobs, the founder of Apple and inventor of many differen...

By Alan Ostrovsky, Alumni at AIT
In Opinion, Mar 18, 2022

Behind the Curtain: A Sneak Peak at the Process of Bringing a Play to Life

Most people outside of the performing arts world do not know what is actually needed to perform a show and get it on its feet. To start at the very beginning, a show requires a director, ...

By Lilly Resnick, Alumni at AIT
In Arts and Entertainment, Mar 18, 2022

Humans on Mars | SpaceXs Quest to Colonize the Red Planet

SpaceX is a company that pushes limits. It pushes beyond the ordinary and aims to achieve the hardest of things. Founded by billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk in 2002, SpaceXs ultimate go...

By Dylan Intwala, Alumni at AIT
In News, Mar 14, 2022

5 Fruits That Are Good For You!

Many fruits are beneficial to the health of human beings. With the overwhelmingly large variety of fruit known to the world today, it can be a struggle to choose the best fruit for your t...

By Ivy Liu, Alumni at MHS
In Science, Mar 14, 2022

Osu!: A Game With its own Rhythm

Its been a long day, and you have just arrived home. You sit down at your computer, finally relaxing, and turn it on. You click on the little pink circle icon that has become so familiar ...

By Rebecca Lee, Alumni at AIT
In Arts and Entertainment, Mar 13, 2022

How Shows and Movies are Filming During the Pandemic

When people world wide got stuck in their homes due to a pandemic, TV shows and movies were helpful aids in getting them through the isolation. Streaming services quickly became the hotsp...

By Victoria Gee, Alumni at MHS
In Arts and Entertainment, Mar 07, 2022

Practicing self-love

Before I begin with my story about self-love, I must explain that self-love is not a journey nor a status that you can reach. Self-love is a practice in which you should try to engage eve...

By Sara Schwartz, Alumni at AAHS
In Opinion, Mar 04, 2022

The Nobel Prize: A High Honor

Arguably, the Nobel Prize is one of the most honorable awards a person can have. Nobel Prize laureates are given special privileges at certain places. For example, colleges give a free pa...

By Shreya Nara, Alumni at AIT
In News, Feb 28, 2022

Lionel Messi & Cristiano Ronaldo: Football's Greatest Ever Players

Even if you dont watch professional soccer games, theres a 95% chance that you'll recognize either the name of Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo. And theres good reason behind that; widel...

By Dylan Intwala, Alumni at AIT
In Sports, Feb 20, 2022

The Fast fashion industry: An ethical overview

Introduction + History

By Diya Nainwal, Alumni at AAHS
In News, Jan 03, 2022

How Countries Have Handled Coronavirus

Coronavirus-2019 has been a hot topic for journalists ever since it appeared in Wuhan, China. Since then, COVID-19 has hit almost every country in the world, earning the title, pandemic. ...

By Shreya Nara, Alumni at AIT
In Science, Jan 01, 2022

How a Person's Outlook on Death Affects Their Outlook on Life

The mystery of what happens when life ends has been on my mind for some time. To be honest, Im not so sure why this issue comes up, but I assume that it has something to do with the const...

By Alan Ostrovsky, Alumni at AIT
In Opinion, Jan 01, 2022

Album review: After the Gold Rush by Neil young

Background

By Haralambos Liberatos, Alumni at UCTech
In Arts and Entertainment, Jan 01, 2022

Boutiques around union county: Millburn edition

As a sequel to the previous edition about Westfield, this boutique article features Millburn and many of its lovely fashion spots. Today, well be reviewing five boutiques, including High ...

By Sara Schwartz, Alumni at AAHS
In Arts and Entertainment, Jun 15, 2021

At the brink of an Artificial intelligence cold war

For decades, technological leaders have touted artificial intelligence (AI) as a social and economic boon capable of solving the world’s worst calamities. These benefits, however, come wi...

By Maya Dias, Alumni at AIT
In News, Jun 15, 2021

Why You Should Watch the Marvel Movies

Over the past decade, Marvel movies have dominated the box office and amassed millions of fans worldwide. Most moviegoers already have an impression of the franchise. Nevertheless, if you...

By Victoria Gee, Alumni at MHS
In Arts and Entertainment, Jun 02, 2021

Opinion: The Decline of the Grammys

When you hear the Grammys, you likely think of the most prestigious award that a musical artist can receive. Every aspiring musician longs to win a Grammy for his or her music. As with al...

By Victoria Gee, Alumni at MHS
In Arts and Entertainment, Jun 02, 2021

Interesting Facts About the Human Memory

There are three types of memory: sensory, short-term/working, and long-term memory. Within long-term memory are subcategories. Episodic memory recalls specific events; semantic memory pro...

By Laura Felder, Alumni at UCTech
In News, Jun 02, 2021

Exercise During the Quarantine: Its Importance and How to Implement It in Your Own Life

As the COVID-19 pandemic approaches its one year anniversary, entire populations across the globe have been following lockdown and social distancing measures. Whether that means working f...

By Monica Manescu, Alumni at AAHS
In Science, Jun 02, 2021

Craziest Places on Earth That Look Fictional, But Arent!

Seven continents, five oceans, 195 countries, 10,000 cities, and 7.8 billion people to see it all. There are hot, sandy deserts, bustling cities, rich and productive farmland, grassy fiel...

By Sarah Bauman, Alumni at APA
In News, Jun 02, 2021

Grey's Anatomy: How is It Still Running?

Over the past 16 years, ABCs Greys Anatomy has become one of the most iconic shows to ever appear on television. Whether you have only heard about the shows tumultuous plot and twists fro...

By Ernest Romero, Alumni at APA
In Arts and Entertainment, Jun 01, 2021

Modern Rejection of the Gender Binary

Daily life is plagued by all sorts of innovations which, at times, can mask the lack of societal progress over the last couple of centuries. Our society remains white, male-dominated and ...

By Alondra Martinez, Alumni at UCTech
In Opinion, May 31, 2021

Julian Assange's Extradition Ruling

On Monday, January 4th, 2021, a British judge rejected an American request to extradite WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, to the United States, declaring that this would be a concern for...

By Daivya Sadhvani, Alumni at AIT
In News, May 31, 2021

How the Theft of the Mona Lisa Launched an Ordinary Painting to Superstar Status

More than half of the population has never even seen the Mona Lisa in real life, and yet, almost everyone recognizes her haunting eyes and mysterious smile.

By Ella Platts, Alumni at UCTech
In Arts and Entertainment, Apr 20, 2021

Album Review: Nectar by Joji

Filthy Frank. George Miller. Japanese-American singer and ex-Youtube star Joji has lived almost three lives with these three names. His unique career path has led him from eating toenails...

By Gregory Martinez, Alumni at AAHS
In Arts and Entertainment, Apr 20, 2021

Why you Should Watch She-Ra and the Princesses of Power

This summer, I spent my quarantine indulging in as many childrens cartoons as I could justify watching as a seventeen-year-old on a borrowed Netflix account. My marathoning started with A...

By Mattia Leingang, Alumni at AIT
In Opinion, Apr 15, 2021

Restaurant Reviews Around Union County

Echo Tap and Grille is a relatively new but popular establishment in Mountainside. The restaurant has partnerships with Grubhub and Doordash, two delivery services that have become more i...

By Rachel Bataille, Alumni at MHS
In Opinion, Apr 15, 2021

Open Veins of Latin America: Yea or Nay Book Review

In Open Veins of Latin America: Five Centuries of the Pillage of a Continent, Uruguayan best-selling author Eduardo Galeano dissects the historic exploitation of Latin America. This book ...

By Alondra Martinez, Alumni at UCTech
In Opinion, Apr 15, 2021

Fast Fashion & Better Alternatives

What is Fast Fashion?

By Kaitlyn Landaverde, Alumni at APA
In Opinion, Apr 15, 2021

Dont Burn Out In High School!

Ah, the great burnout a situation every student goes through at least once in his or her lifetime. It is a time of immense stress, helplessness, and frustration. High school is one of th...

By Saniya Harlalka, Alumni at AAHS
In Opinion, Apr 15, 2021

Revolutionary Progress In Curing Alzheimers Disease

Scientists are creating history as they research further information on a cure to combat a fatal form of memory loss, Alzheimers diease, also known as senile dementia. Alzheimers disease ...

By Diya Nainwal, Alumni at AAHS
In News, Apr 14, 2021

Your Brain on the Holidays

With the kids jingle-belling and everyone telling you, be of good cheer, is the holiday season really the happiest season of all?

By Anusha Iyer, Alumni at AIT
In Opinion, Feb 17, 2021

The Science Behind the Shot: How Vaccines Work

A COVID-19 vaccine is necessary to boost the global effort to end the ongoing pandemic. A safe, effective and accessible vaccine for the disease will bring the world one step closer to de...

By Akwele Lokko, Alumni at AAHS
In Science, Feb 17, 2021

Hybrid vs. In-person Learning at UCVTS

Covid-19 has undeniably hindered the normal operation of countless institutions many took for granted in previous years. The lockdown and reconfiguration of everyday events for people acr...

By Maya Dias, Alumni at AIT
In Science, Feb 17, 2021

Everything You Need to Know About Among Us

You’ve probably heard about an online game Among Us. If you haven’t, heres a complete guide to Among Us so you’ll understand all the memes. This guide will include a general overview and ...

By Sara Schwartz, Alumni at AAHS
In Opinion, Feb 14, 2021

Covering the Transfer Window of the European Leagues (Soccer)

For those who dont know, the transfer window is a period of time when soccer clubs from around the world are allowed to buy players from other clubs, either permanently or on loan. A per...

By Dylan Intwala, Alumni at AIT
In Sports, Feb 14, 2021

Eddie Van Halen Obituary

Virtuoso guitarist Eddie Van Halen passed away at the age of 65 on October 6, 2020. He played lead guitar in the 19th best selling group of all time; Van Halen. He was a wildly innovative...

By Haralambos Liberatos, Alumni at UCTech
In Arts and Entertainment, Feb 13, 2021

Interview with Mrs. Mansfield-Smith, Principal of Magnet High School

On November 1, the Union County Vocational-Technical Schools Board of Education announced that Magnet High School had found their new principal. The undoubtedly well-earned position went ...

By Kenna Srivastava, Alumni at MHS
In News, May 23, 2020

Movie Review: Frozen 2

Six years ago, Disney released a musical, comedy adventure that followed two sister princesses, Anna and Elsa. Frozen, a perfect mixture of action and emotion, made quite the impact among...

By Natalie Lee, Alumni at MHS
In Opinion, May 17, 2020

English, A Frankenstein Monster of a Language

English is a weird language. Any student who has had to memorize strange spelling anomalies or had to read aloud in class only to trip over a word with two different meanings and entirely...

By Joe Baldwin, Alumni at UCTech
In News, May 17, 2020

A Controversial Fight Between Two Controversial Youtubers: Logan Paul vs KSI II

It all started on Feb. 3, 2018 when famous Youtuber Olajide William Olatunji, more commonly known as KSI, fought Youtuber Joe Weller in an amateur boxing match at the Copper Box Arena in ...

By Alan Ostrovsky, Alumni at AIT
In Sports, May 17, 2020

A Book Review sans Spoilers: Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro

Shortlisted for the 2005 Booker Prize and the 2005 National Book Critics Circle Award, Kazuo Ishiguros Never Let Me Go follows the story of narrator, Kathy, who spent her childhood in a s...

By Megan Lahetta, Alumni at UCTech
In Arts and Entertainment, May 17, 2020

La Esperantisto and the Beauty of Esperanto

Though they have become an arguably less popular medium as handheld and digital technologies advance, newspapers have played an integral social and political role since their introduction...

By Justin Zimmerman, Alumni at AIT
In News, Nov 04, 2019

Greta Thunberg Leads Global Climate Strike

Since the late 19th century, Earths average surface temperature has risen approximately 1.62 degrees Fahrenheit. The bulk of the temperature increase has occurred in the past 35 years wit...

By Maya Dias, Alumni at AIT
In News, Nov 04, 2019

Concert Review: The Regrettes at Bowery Ballroom

Punk rockers The Regrettes performed a sold out show at Bowery Ballroom on October 3rd. Fans began queuing at 1:30 on the cold, rainy afternoon with frontwoman Lydia Nights signature eyel...

By Chloe Gavula, Alumni at APA
In Arts and Entertainment, Nov 04, 2019

Death By Potatoes: Could Mark Watney Really Have Survived in The Martian ?

The year is 2035. The crew of the Ares III probe the surface of the red planet hoping to find long term sustainability in its depths, when a dust storm kicks up out of nowhere, forcing th...

By Kenna Srivastava, Alumni at MHS
In Opinion, May 21, 2019

Outsourcing to China is Depleting the United States GDP

For much of the 21st century, the United States economy has suffered from a trade war with China. One way in which the economy can be measured is through the gross domestic product, GDP. ...

By Patrick Mochnal, Alumni at AIT
In News, Feb 14, 2019

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