How the Utah Jazz Became the Best Team in the NBA

By Aswin Gadipati & Benjamin Ha This season has had many surprising twists and turns in the NBA. The James Harden trade to the Brooklyn Nets shook up the NBA and multiple teams have been playing much better than expected, including the New York Knicks and the Charlotte Hornets. However, no team has been better […]

Mental Health and Ways of Coping

By Grayson Holland It is fairly obvious that there are a lot of reasons to be sad or depressed at the moment. Last week marked the one year anniversary of the worst year of many of our lives so far. I saw my friends a total of three times in person since last year. Minorities […]

In-Person Maskathon

By Emily Phan

The Impact of Major Events on Music and Fashion (in the West)

By Sheza Khan Historical events cause big cultural shifts. These changes notably manifest themselves in the art people create and consume. This phenomenon is not new, a semi-recent example being the relationship between postmodernism as a philosophy and mod fashion in the 1960s. Historical influence in areas like fashion and music can range from obvious […]

A New Menace Emerges

By Alyssa Spasic

Virtual High School as Freshmen

By Naren Senthilkumar & Matthew Conrad How It Started Our first high school experience was quite unique. We wake up just before class starts and open up our laptop to join a meeting with 20 other students that are represented by initials on a screen. Watching the clock, waiting for the time when we get to […]

Malware

By Maliq Johnson School used to be a long and dreadful process. So it was only natural for the world to assume that being able to go through it instantly would be a great advancement for humanity. It would mean more time for individuals to follow their dreams, since learning how to do that would […]

FC Barcelona’s Champions League Failures

By Griffin Goodwyn FC Barcelona have been one of Europe’s most elite soccer clubs for decades, meaning that expectations are always high and all the pressure in the world is placed on the shoulders of its players, coaching staff, and executives. This season has been no exception, especially after rumors swirled this past summer about […]

Favorite English Class Reads

By Simone Anderson In the four years every student spends at Tucker High School, one common theme throughout is the mandatory reading that occurs in and characterizes English classes. We all experience such favorites as Shakespearean plays and other classic works such as To Kill A Mockingbird and The Odyssey. However, not all books are […]

A Review of WandaVision

by Tasnia Zakir On January 15th, 2021, Marvel released the first installation of Phase Four of the Marvel universe, WandaVision. Wandavision follows the lives of Wanda Maximoff and Vision as newlyweds in their idealized suburban life. Although the show incorporates a classic sitcom style that brings a lighthearted tone throughout, it quickly becomes obvious that […]