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Strive for Excellence, NOT Perfection
by Lauren Ruby The need to get every single detail of something perfect in one try can cause more stress than is necessary. Always put your best work forward, but don’t freak out if not everything is perfect. It’s just an opportunity to grow. Stretch your limits a little each day Do something that you… Read more
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Unsolved
A Famous Suicide by Kiana McDonough Vincent Van Gogh was known for his paintings, his severed ear, and his mysterious suicide. Van Gogh was born on March 30th, 1853 in the village of Zundert, Netherlands. Vincent left secondary school and at the age of 16. He started an apprenticeship when his uncle found him a… Read more
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The Once and Future Yang
by Chris Hedgpeth New Hampshire’s Democratic primary marked the end of Andrew Yang’s 2020 presidential campaign, but it also marked the beginning of something bigger. Yang brought universal basic income (UBI) to the table and pushed the idea of unconditional government assistance back into the national spotlight. After announcing the suspension of his campaign on… Read more
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From the Desk of the Managing Editor
by Celina Simmons These past two weeks of February have been a whole month. Or at least it feels that way. Everybody is sick of the weather, we want the sun, and school just won’t let up. That’s why I decided to talk about self-care this issue. I need it and hey, maybe you do… Read more
