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Analyzing the 2024 Oscars: Best Actor & Best Actress
By Elena Whitford~ The Oscar nominations for Best Actor and Best Actress feature dominant biopics with subtle female performances and grand male portrayals. Predictions favor Cillian Murphy and Lily Gladstone for the win. Read more
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5 Takeaways from the GOP Presidential Debates
By Steven Jiang~ The Republican Party’s internal strife foreshadows the 2024 presidential election, with Trump’s absence, newcomer Vivek’s impact, and candidates grappling with Trump’s shadow and climate apathy. Read more
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Walter Payton Paw Print: Tips/Breaking News
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Walter Payton Paw Print: Letters to the Editor
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A Student’s Voice: CPS Walks Out For Palestine
By Saron Alem~ Walter Payton students organized a walk-out to support a ceasefire resolution in the Palestine-Israel conflict. Students protested and walked to City Hall. Successful outcome achieved. Read more
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IHSA Player Eligibility: The Most Damaging Factor to High School Soccer?
By Owen Zolner~ The debate between Chino Hills and Montverde showcases the prominence of high school sports and the significance of competitive platforms for athlete development and recruitment. Restrictions in soccer leagues could hinder the sport’s growth. Read more
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James vs. Jordan: Why LeBron Isn’t “The King”
By Kieran Blake~ In 2003, LeBron James entered the NBA as Michael Jordan retired, sparking the greatest debate in sports history: Jordan or LeBron? Ultimately, Jordan’s dominance prevails. Read more
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Election 2024: Fall Recap
By Steven Jiang~ Heading into 2024 elections, Democrats control both presidency and Senate, while Republicans hold House. Trump vs. Biden rematch looms. House chaos as McCarthy ousted. Manchin’s retirement impact. Read more
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Songs of Shadows and Fire
By Sanaa Taqvi~ The history of the Israel-Palestine conflict is complex, with deep-rooted grievances and ongoing tensions leading to significant human suffering and displacements. Read more
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How Modern-Day Slavery in Congo Has Been Powering Our Lives
By Isabella Sun~ In the Congo, cobalt mines employ 40,000 child laborers in perilous conditions, supplying tech giants like Apple and Tesla, creating a modern-day slavery crisis. Read more
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Review: Taylor Swift’s New Re-Recorded Album, 1989 (Taylor’s Version)
By Maddie Spanbauer~ Taylor Swift’s re-recorded album “1989 (Taylor’s Version)” was well-received by fans, with noticeable changes and strong support for the new tracks. Read more
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The Dangerous Fratelli
By Ariane Ravanas~ A neo-fascist rally in Italy honoring fascist participants drew condemnation from EU officials and Italian politicians, sparking concern over the rise of neo-fascism. Read more
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Navigating Attendance Policies: The Impact on Payton Students’ Daily Struggles
By Owen Zolner~ Students at Payton face commuter challenges, impacting attendance and school opportunities. Removal of advisory worsens situation, penalizing for uncontrollable factors and eroding community. Read more
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Analyzing the 2024 Oscars: Best Adapted Screenplay & Best Original Screenplay
By Elena Whitford~ Elena Whitford previews the Academy Award nominees for Best Adapted and Original Screenplay categories. Strong contenders from big blockbusters to smaller-budget films emerge. Read more
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