Sylvie Harrington ’26 – The Edition GA

In Online Era, Newspapers are Threatened

19Mar

In Online Era, Newspapers are Threatened

If you picked up this newspaper and are reading this article, good for you. You’re not just unique, you’re a part of the 5% that still reads physical newspapers. You chose to skip the common, easy choice: type a couple words in a browser and scan whatever comes up. Instead, you’re opting for an unwieldy […]

9Dec

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GA Winter Sports Enter Full Swing

The GA winter sports seasons officially kicked off Friday, Nov. 2, marking the start of an anticipated and eventful period of action. GA’s winter sports teams–girls basketball, boys basketball, wrestling, swimming and winter track–have been waiting their turn through the fall and are optimistic about their futures this season. The GA girls basketball team, which […]

17Sep

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Best Music and Podcast Summer Moments

Summer 2025 was an action-packed few months full of music, podcasts, and delight, and as school’s familiar responsibilities begin yet again, it’s important to reminisce on some of the best listening moments this season has had to offer. From Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s record-breaking podcast episode to Alex Cooper’s famous and controversial “Call Her […]

The solution to post-election polarization is hard but necessary

18Jan

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The solution to post-election polarization is hard but necessary

The morning of November 6th, the day after the election, was a morning with perfect weather. It felt… wrong for it to be such a nice day. Donald Trump was going to be the next president of the United States, and everyone in the country knew it. Some celebrated it – my next-door neighbors put […]