Why we are marching
By Sera Gurzumar, Year 11 On January 20, like the year before, women, men and children gathered to protest against…
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Tesla and its electric cars – is it really that green?
By Joshua Ophir, Year 11 Over the last decade or so, electric cars have been more and more prominent, starting…
TBI Awareness Month: Understanding the sudden deaths of athlete superstars
By Nora Hazan, Year 12 You might have heard of Mike Webster the NFL superstar or Chris Benoit, the…
The Charles Manson Era
By Camila Ensink, Year 11 It was the summer of 69, and unlike what Bryan Adams once sang, those were…
Crash Course: Cryptocurrency and the Bitcoin
By Joshua Ophir, Year 11 Unless you live under a rock, the probability that you’ve heard of the words “cryptocurrency”…
The World’s Most Expensive Painting
By Maliwane Miller, Year 12 On November 15, 2017, Leonardo Da Vinci’s “Salvator Mundi” was sold in an auction for…
Lonzo Ball: The Most Polarising Figure in Sports
By Monty Pierce Jones, Year 11 There are two mindsets between which it seems the majority of basketball fans are…
The Myanmar Rohingya Crisis
By Camila Ensink, Year 11 The Rohingya, also known as “the world’s most persecuted minority”, are a Muslim ethnic group…
Breaking the “Fishious” Cycle
By Judie Rimer, Year 12 Human beings by nature are selfish creatures; we mostly act when something directly affects us…