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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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Cameron’s Corner:Need for Speed:Unbound
By Cameron Smith~ “Need for Speed: Unbound”, the latest installment in the franchise, offers open-world racing with extensive car customization and police pursuits. The game received mixed-to-positive reviews. Read more
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The Impact of Amazon
By Ivy Lefebvre~ The article discusses Amazon’s detrimental impact on the economy, its predatory tactics, and invasion of privacy through data collection and control. Various legal and ethical issues are raised. Read more
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The Importance of Young Voices in Modern Elections
By Maddie Spanbauer~ The Illinois primaries are approaching, but youth voter turnout is a concern. Voter ID laws and absentee voting restrictions could hinder participation. Voting is crucial for shaping the future. Read more
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Review of Everybody: A Payton Players’ Production
By Rhea Makkuni~ “Everybody” is a captivating adaptation of “Everyman” by Bryan Jacobs-Jenkins, presented by Payton Players. The play explores life, death, and the unpredictability of both. Read more
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The (Not So Golden) Golden Globes…
By Ariane Ravanas~ The Golden Globes, a prestigious event, featured comedian Jo Koy, whose controversial performance drew uncomfortable laughs and criticism, teaching the public a valuable lesson. Read more
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The Ongoing Issue of Book Bans Across America
By Madeleine Spanbauer~ Book banning is increasing in the US, particularly in southern states, affecting diverse topics and authors. Illinois is the first state to outlaw book bans. Read more
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Chicago Migrant Crisis: Why Local Support Keeps Failing
By Macarena Ugaldebada~ Chicago has seen a surge in South and Central American migrants due to political turmoil in Venezuela. Concerns arise about support for migrants during winter. Work permits and federal support are crucial for integration. Read more
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Review: The Eras Tour Movie Exceeds All Expectations
By Madeline Spanbauer ~ Taylor Swift’s record-breaking The Eras Tour has captivated global audiences, generating over $5 billion in revenue and setting concert film records. Swifties continue to celebrate the tour’s magic. Read more
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What’s Happening In North American Soccer?
By Gael Garcia-Flores – Concacaf’s 2023 soccer season overview includes MLS final matchday, Liga MX favorites, Central American Cup semi-finals, and upcoming Concacaf Caribbean Cup semi-finals. Read more
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Pumpkin Spice and everything overpriced: the Starbucks fall menu
By Vivian Kaleta ~ Payton began with excitement for the return of Starbucks’ fall menu, featuring classics and new drinks. Mixed reviews followed. Read more
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Ringing in Payton’s New Bell Schedule
By Maddie Spanbauer~ The Payton school timetable for 2023-2024 will undergo notable changes, including the elimination of daily advisories and Wednesday enrichments, leading to mixed student reactions. Read more
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After 26 years, Barnes & Noble Clybourn is closing
By Megha Khemka, Junior Editor-in-Chief With its lease coming to an end, longtime bookstore Barnes & Noble will be closing its Clybourn location on Sunday, March 19. Having operated in the neighborhood for 26 years, the two-story store next to DePaul University has become a well-known establishment in Lincoln Park. Along with books and magazines, Read more
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