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“I’ll be the judge of that!” Student election judges on the 2022 midterm elections
By Bridget Galibois, Junior Editor-in-Chief Student election judges during the 2022 midterm elections helped run their local polling places. Electronic voting cards (on the clipboard) enabled voters to vote via touchscreen computer, and the electronic poll book (right) was used to sign voters in and issue ballots. As voters across Chicago cast ballots during the… Read more
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Review: Taylor Swift’s latest album, Midnights
By Madeleine Spanbauer, Staff Writer On Friday, October 21, Taylor Swift released her tenth studio album titled Midnights. The album, which Swift announced at the 2022 VMAs, has been highly anticipated by both Swifties and critics alike. Midnights has already broken the record for most streamed album on the day of release, and she became… Read more
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A fairytale ending or a devastating defeat? 2023 World Cup Final prediction
By Kieran Blake~ On Sunday, the World Cup Final between France and Lionel Messi-led Argentina will see Mbappé scoring two goals, leading France to a 2-1 victory. Read more
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A Beginner’s Guide to Paranoia
By Campbell Meszaros Paranoia, a school game, begins on Halloween. Players receive notecards with targets’ names and must find them while avoiding being found. Strategies and tips are shared for success. Read more
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Halloween Zodiac
By Anna Calkins, Arts and Entertainment Editor Read more
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The Important Insignificance of Halloween
By Annya Kong~ Halloween is often seen as a childish holiday, but for some, it offers a chance to escape daily pressures and enjoy carefree fun. Read more
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The Junior Effect: Long-Term Impacts of Remote Learning
By Anna Yang, Assistant Editor of School and Community Culture With the new school year well underway, everyone is easing back into the rhythm of clubs and extracurricular activities. With the second year of in-person learning after the pandemic started, it may be easy to forget we were remote at all. But the pandemic may… Read more
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Start School later? Or that’s the Dream right?
By Olivia Sampson~ Payton students average 6.5 hours of sleep, below CDC recommendations. Starting school later could help, but concerns about afterschool activities and family schedules arise. Read more
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Review: Hulu’s “The Bear”
By Saron Alem~ “The Bear” is a comedy-drama on FX, following a chef who inherits a sandwich shop. It touches on mental health and is set in Chicago. Read more
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Who’s Using the Field?
By Hadli Joyce, Managing Editor of Sports In the Spring of 2022, the Payton girls soccer teams were finally, after many negotiations, able to use the Moody Bible Field. Payton was even able to use the field in a non-conference game versus rival Northside, resulting in a victory for the Payton varsity team. However, the… Read more
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Meet Ms. Seter- Payton’s new science teacher
By Ayan Saynai, Assistant Editor, Community and Culture As Payton welcomes the class of 2026 into the building for the first time, it also welcomes a new cohort of teachers. This year, there are 22 new staff members joining the WPCP community! I met with Ms. Seter, a new science teacher at Payton to hear… Read more
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2022 NFL Season Preview
By Kieran Blake~ The article provides a preview of the 2022 NFL Season, highlighting key additions and subtractions for teams in the NFC North, NFC East, NFC South, and NFC West. It also offers predictions for each team’s performance. Read more
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Review: The Inkredible New Splatoon 3!
By Anna Yang, Assistant Editor of Community and Culture The waiting lobby for Splatoon 3, where three players prepare for Player vs Player Turf War battles. Statistics: Genre Third-person shooter Developer Nintendo Entertainment Planning & Development Platform Nintendo Switch Release Date September 9, 2022 Cost $59.99 The third installation to Nintendo’s Splatoon series has arrived!… Read more
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Bijou: More Than a Therapy Dog
By Madeleine Spanbauer, Staff Writer Payton was fortunate to have been home to Bijou, the golden doodle who helped many students through academic and emotional endeavors. Bijou was there for everyone; whether you needed a hug during finals week, or just an encouraging snuggle, she was there for you. She truly impacted the Payton community… Read more
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Meet Mr. Grant- Payton’s new college and career coach
By Daniel Garin-Vila, Contributor As Payton welcomes the class of 2026 into the building for the first time, it also welcomes a new cohort of teachers. This year, there are 22 new staff members joining the WPCP community! I met with Mr. Grant, Payton’s new college and career coach (a position added this year) to… Read more
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