Breaking News! We have just gotten word about Aaron Rodgers’ CT Scan. A day after the Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers had his all-important first CT scan to find out how his fractured collarbone is healing, there is still no word on his status. Coach Mike McCarthy called it a medical decision and said […]
Animals Have a Soul, Don’t Put Them In Your Bowl: Why People Shouldn’t Eat Meat by Catherine Houde
“If you were stranded on an island, and to survive you had to eat meat, would you?” I have been asked this question in my life more times then I can remember, and my answer is yes. Humans would do almost anything to survive in a foreign and dangerous place. My question for you is, […]
Driving into our autonomous future: Are self driving cars to be trusted? by Jack Mehlman
Control– the power to influence or direct behavior. As a human race, we often strive for control, whether it’s at work, school, or most importantly, driving. Control gives us a sense of safety and comfort knowing that we are in charge. But what happens when we give up control to computers and unreliable software? We […]
The Monster by Ashley Wang
The Monster Wayland is a generally wealthy, comfortable, quiet town, but everything is about to change. The schools, the environment, the peace…it won’t be the same again—ever. On Route 20, a 4-story building is being built. But this isn’t just any building, this is an apartment building. It will replace Mahoney’s (who have already moved […]
Sports Roundup by Carson Boyer, Jayanth Mani, Anshuman Parulekar, and Zackary Goldstein
Basketball Sports Section By Carson Boyer, Jayanth Mani, Anshuman Parulekar, and Zackary Goldstein Who will win the NBA Finals? https://thesportsarchives.files.wordpress.com/2013/07/2008_nba_champion_trophy.jpg?w=640 Zackary: Warriors VS. Celtics and the Warriors will win in 7 games Noah: Lakers Anshuman: I think that it will be Rockets VS. Celtics, unless the Timberwolves have a late playoff push. In that case it […]
Once and Floral: Why Flowers Might Not Be the Ideal Gift by Isabel Xue
It’s the day before Mother’s Day, and of course, like everybody else, you want to get your mom –the most common, most unimaginative, most cliché gift ever– flowers. You and your dad sneak out of the house like two little mice, in hopes to obtain a bouquet of flowers, not cheese. After driving to the […]
Rosie’s Bakery by Kally Proctor
Who would’ve thought that the people behind some of the Boston areas award winning American classics, such as chocolate chip cookies and fudge brownies, would be immigrants? Not me. Not until I walked into Rosie’s Bakery and heard the interesting story behind the store. It all started with Judy Rosenberg, a kid who loved eating […]
College Football Weekend Review by Anshuman Parulekar with Carson Boyer and Jayanth Mani
This Weekend was crazy in the College Football world. In probably the most hyped up game of the week a major upset happened in Auburn, Alabama. The top seed in the National Rankings, The Alabama Crimson Tide were knocked off by their cross-state rivals and the 6th seed in the National Rankings, The Auburn Tigers. […]
My Holiday List by Jake Newton
Presents to Receive Trailer For Laser X https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZum0Skar6w Lazer X is the ultimate game of tag. Lazer X is lazer tag you can play at home!!! With the all new tower you can play many games like capture the flag and many more mini games. The best thing is you can play one on one […]
Garoppolo Traded to 49ers by Jayanth Mani
New England Patriots backup quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo has been traded to the San Francisco 49ers for a 2018 second round draft pick. This is a very big trade because the Patriots have lost their backup quarterback and the 49ers didn’t have a great quarterback. Another thing that is a huge factor in this trade is […]