Sephora Kids

BY IRIS KOTFIS

STAFF WRITER

Perhaps you’ve seen videos online of people making jokes about Sephora kids. Sephora workers are sharing their experiences interacting with the Sephora kids. Often, they are expressing a distaste for the actions of these young kids. The term “Sephora kids” refers to preteens and kids who are obsessed with skincare and other beauty products from Sephora. These kids are often young and have no practical use for the products they are purchasing. The products they buy range from moisturizer to retinol. 

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George Santos

BY SEHANA VALLE

STAFF WRITER

George Santos is a member of the Republican party, who has lied about countless things and is accused of exploiting the funds raised in his campaign. Some of the things he has claimed are actually pretty funny, so here’s a list of the many lies he has stated.

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Five of the Most Terrifying Bugs

BY SAM ELLINGSON

STAFF WRITER

I somewhat consider myself to be not afraid of bugs (save bees, wasps, and hornets). When I was little, I played with fire ants during recess (my family and I lived overseas in Malaysia for some time). When one of my family members needs a particular bug removed from their presence, I can take a paper tissue and complete the job. However, researching these terrifying bugs to write an article for newspaper club, I came across some pretty creepy crawlies that made me shrink in fear. Here are the five best ones I found (You have been warned)!

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Queer Inclusion in Ballet

BY ALAINA INOUYE

COMMUNICATIONS EDITOR

Ballet has been governed by tradition since its emergence in the 1500s. Sadly, many traditions found in the ballet world reinforce gender roles and set up obstacles for transgender dancers. For example, men and women perform different steps and variations, and many classes are exclusive to men or women. This article will explore how transgender dancers continue dancing despite the difficulties they face.

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Russian Invasion of Ukraine

BY LYNNE INOUYE AND SYDNEY WESCHCKE

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF AND STAFF WRITER

On Thursday, February 24th, Russia started its invasion of Ukraine–an act of aggression that has resulted in numerous civilian deaths and damage to the country. Missile and artillery attacks targeted major cities, including the capital, Kyiv, in what Russian President Putin called a “special military operation.”  At least two and a half million Ukrainians have already fled the country. The UN has called this the fastest-growing refugee crisis since World War II, with the devastation showing no signs of stopping. 

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Bharatanatyam Review

BY ANSHI PEDDAREDDIVARI

STAFF WRITER

Our world has many cultures and ethnicities, all with various styles and beliefs. These different cultures and ethnicities are what make our World so diverse. One of these cultures is Hinduism. Hinduism has many parts to it, from foods to celebrations. It is also one of the oldest religions known. Hindus all around the world participate in activities like dances that come from places all around India. One of the main dance forms in Hinduism is Bharatanatyam. This is a complex dance with intricate movements making it very interesting and beautiful.

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Ma’khia Bryant’s Death

BY BELLA TRINKO AND ALAINA INOUYE

STAFF WRITERS

Only twenty minutes before Derek Chauvin was announced guilty, Ma’khia Bryant was shot four times in the chest and killed by police officer Nicholas Reardon. Earlier that afternoon, Ma’khia Bryant had called the police, stating that someone was trying to stab her and her younger sister. When the police arrived, they saw that Bryant was holding a knife and charging at a woman. Police officer Nicholas Reardon responded to the scene by fatally shooting Ma’khia Bryant. Some people say that although it was a tragedy, the killing of the sixteen-year-old child was necessary because she was armed. However, crisis response experts say that through de-escalating the situation, there was a way to resolve the situation and keep everyone alive.

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