Standardized tests have been the arbiter of intelligence for a long time. Each year, students are essentially forced into preparing for these exams, whether it be for Math, English, or Science. These...
No, the American Dream is unattainable.
For many years, the United States has been known for its seemingly endless opportunity. One of its most popular and appealing prospects has been the American...
In today’s day and age, many people have opinions on the views of feminists, or women advocating for the social, political, and economic rights that are equal to men, and the measures they take to gain...
Google resources were first introduced to Ossining High School in the beginning of 2014; It's influence is clearly recognizable in the 2014-2015 year as teachers dropped Wiki for the user-friendly Google....
School dress codes have always been a very controversial issue among students, but even more so with teenage girls. Most criticism directed toward the school dress code is that it is sexist to determine...
Ebola: an infectious disease brought on by fever and internal bleeding spread through contact with body fluids by the filovirus (Ebola virus). Also, known as the most commercialized illness as of recently....
On May 18th, 1970, Richard John Baker and James Michael McConnell were rejected the right to marriage, due to their sex. Ever since then, the debate regarding whether or not gay marriage should be legal...
The widespread contentiousness concerning assisted suicide is essentially just a conflict of dignity and painlessness vs. morality and law. However in hospitals, it should be more about the patient’s...
Apple's most recent announcement of its “Apple Watch” line has reignited the conversation surrounding a new category of mobile technology, often referred to as “wearables.” While some competitors...
Video Games have conventionally been more of male dominated activity--after all, the most popular games almost always has male main characters, so why would women be interested in them anyway, right? Wrong....
