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The case for a new national holiday
By Coco 24 on January 27, 2021
Every four years, around the beginning of November, people across the country head to polling places to cast votes for who they want to represent them. While Democratic legislators have called for Election Day to be declared a national holiday, their efforts have fallen flat. But is the idea of making Election Day a national holiday that far-fetched?
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Presidential administration briefer speaks at Marlborough in wake of insurrection
By Macy 22 on January 25, 2021
In the wake of the insurrection at the US Capitol on Jan. 6, Patrick Woody answered student questions at a Marlborough Pushing Perspectives event.
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Student feedback leads to new schedule changes
By Becca 23 on January 10, 2021
The scheduling committee has implemented new changes to the Marlborough schedule following the results of a survey sent out to the student body in the fall, which began to take place last quarter, and will continue to evolve through quarter three.
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The Story Of Susie Cakes: A female-owned, delicious bakery across Los Angeles
By Dalton 24 on December 18, 2020
Susie Cakes La Brea gets ready for the holidays. Photo by Dalton '24. When founder, Susan Sarich had the idea for the highly successful bakery,...
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Lose A Buckley, gain a Buckley: a profile on Crystal Buckley
By Juliana 24 on December 18, 2020
Crystal Buckley and her father, Jay scuba dive in Bermuda. Photo courtesy of Crystal Buckley Within the last year, Crystal Buckley became the first-ever Marlborough...
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Is loss of oil really so crippling?

Is loss of oil really so crippling?

By Maisie '15 on March 16, 2011

There has been much speculation lately over the “oil crisis” our world is facing.