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NEWS

GO BIRDS: The Eagles Impact on Philadelphia

By Natalie Spina | Mar. 7

Loud. Reckless. Annoying. Out of pocket. This is the reputation Eagles fans have garnered over time, with fans of other football teams feeling as if Philadelphians just go too far. Police officers have to grease polls in hopes of stopping drunkards in kelly green from climbing them, trash litters the street after Broad Street celebrations, and if you don’t reciprocate their chant of “GO BIRDS,” you might find yourself faced with an angry confrontation. 

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NEWS

Tune In, Vote out: How Presidential Debates Shape Elections

By Nora Garg | Dec. 26

From the stage to the polls, presidential debates have been crucial to U.S. elections since 1960. The 2024 Presidential Debate between democratic candidate Vice President Kamala Harris and republican candidate Former President Donald J. Trump took place on September 10th at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, PA, and was hosted by ABC News. The media spin room took place at The Convention Center shortly after the debate.

NEWS

Post Election Stages of Grief; Where Astrology "Failed" Us

By Magdalena Johnson | Dec. 19

Tiktok, Instagram, X and other social platforms became consumed by political news once election results were in. Reactions ranged from  grief to celebration. Each scroll was a fresh face with varied ideas of what America’s future may look like. But when registering the outcome, many people spoke out on these platforms about a singular emotion: feeling betrayed. Not by America, not by voters, but by astrologists.

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NEWS

Ultimate Frisbee: From a Lone Disc to the Ultimate Game

By Lev Weisenberg | Nov. 22

Ultimate Frisbee is a rapidly expanding sport that brings together people from all walks of life. What can we learn from this sport, its inclusive environment, and unusual rules? The history of the game is a fascinating story that most players today are not familiar with following Joel Silver in 1968. What is Ultimate Frisbee, who plays it, and why?  

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OPINION

Censored Classrooms: A Silent Issue

Dec. 18, 2023

Censoring youth from speaking up about mass genocide sounds like a dystopian future, but that future isn’t as far as it seems. We are seeing it happen today in high schools all over Philadelphia.      

Visualization of NVASIVE fashion concepts using fibers from local invasive species | the NVASIVE team
NEWS

NVASIVE: 0-Mile Fashion

By Queena Chen | Dec. 8, 2023

Characterized by the rapid production of inexpensive, trendy garments, fast fashion has led to alarming amounts of textile waste, becoming a pervasive issue in the global clothing industry. Could invasive plants be the solution to revolutionize the industry?

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