Embrace Your Rights! | 2019
Olivia Cantadori ‘23 Staff Writer The First Amendment: Why Aren’t We Embracing It? The first amendment guards our rights
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Government Shutdown | 2019
Government Shutdown Tara Donohue ‘19, Staff Writer [icon name=”balance-scale” class=”” unprefixed_class=””] Government Shutdown The U.S. government shutdown came to an
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Political Postives
Kaia Szulewski ‘ 19 [icon name=”newspaper-o” class=”” unprefixed_class=””] For two weeks, I’ve been trying to dig through articles, in order
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March for our Lives
Joely Feder ’19 Staff Writer It has been just over a month since the deadly shooting at Marjory
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First Budget Fails
Catherine Galliford ’18 Editor-in-Chief On Tuesday, April 18, the town of Bethel hit the polls to vote on
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The First Choice for First Selectman
Audrey Garcia ’19 Staff Writer It can be easy to overlook local elections and be unattentive towards the
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President Trump, One Year Later: What’s Changed?
Joely Feder ’19 Staff Writer It’s been almost a year since Donald Trump won the 2016 presidential election.
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A New America
By Catherine Galliford ’18, journalism student To many Americans, the very moment Donald J. Trump officially won the Electoral College
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A Nation Divided: Voters Torn Between Partisanship and Conscience as Election Draws to a Close
By: Catherine Galliford ‘ 18 It seems likes ages since Donald Trump announced his candidacy for the presidential election in
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Syrian Horrors
By: Joely Feder, staff writer Upon questioning, most Americans would have little knowledge about the refugee crisis going on in
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