Sara Cao, A&E Editor
November 2, 2020
This year has thrown the whole country off of its tracks with simultaneous public health, social, economic, and environmental crises, as well as the upcoming presidential election, which could dramatically change the country’s course as the two very polar candidates face off. JBS ‘20 graduate Gabe Fleisher, now a freshman at Georgetown University, is working hard to accentuate the importance of...
Kate Teasdale
November 2, 2020
When thinking about the November 3rd elections, many Americans have addressed concerns about voting safely while dealing with COVID-19. Mail-in ballots are an alternative to in-person voting; however, due to many falsehoods told by the Trump Administration, the stigma around this option is overwhelming. It is important for the entirety of the American electorate to vote this November. “Mail-In Ballot...
Eleanor Hohenberg
November 2, 2020
John Burroughs seniors Ziyaad Raza, Rahul Jasti, Josh Antony, and Thomas Champer all knew that they should do something with the free time that online school and stay-at-home orders offered this past spring. The only question was what that endeavor should be. The boys knew that they wanted to have an impact on their community, so they met for several hours every week, discussing everyday problems and...
Julian Schenck
November 3, 2020
Voting is one of the most important themes that has been seen in sports this year, most notably in the NBA and NFL. The huge non-partisan movement has impacted millions of people, reshaping the way that they think about voting....
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