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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

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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

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