Opinions
From Iran With Outrage: An Iranian Student’s Perspective on Current Events
Woman, Life, Freedom: amidst all the protests, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi boldly claims that women are free and safe in Iran. But is that really the case?
By Asal Tavakkoli •
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Book Banning: It’s Still Happening in 2023
Book banning in 2023 is a serious problem and a clear threat on democracy. US States are banning books that silence LGBTQ+ voices and are passing on laws that are clearly hateful. This pride month, instead of silencing queer voices, let’s empower them by denouncing these hateful actions.
By Sofia Anna Zullo •
Iranian Girls' Crucial Role in Iran’s Fight for Liberty
An interview with Darya Majidi, an Italian-Iranian who had to leave Iran because of the revolution. She is not only a successful entrepreneur with her own company, but in the last few years she has also dedicated herself to activism for human rights, and in particular advocating for Iranian women.
By Sofia Anna Zullo •
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A Struggling Community: Turbulence Strikes the Léman Mental Health Department
The abrupt resignation of the Lower School psychologist, Monique Ross, has forced Upper School counselors: J. Denise (JD) Fuller and Jillian Wolinsky, to split their time between the Lower and Upper schools. This current compromise has proven to be one that has had rippling effects on the Leman community.
By Sara Sajjad & Charli Reda •
Don’t Like Social Media? Get off.
With the growing popularity of social media, it is essential that teenagers understand their personal boundaries, and when necessary... get off.
By Kareem McLeod •
How Controversial Is Too Controversial?
The recent release of Blonde and The Whale have inspired a conversation surrounding whether completely fictional or biographical stories resonate more with audiences, and the ethics of the biopic.
By Caelyn Osbern •
The Importance of Having a Health Class in High School
With the sensitive nature of the subjects taught in health class: drugs, alcohol, tobacco, sexual health/education, nutrition, mental health, and mental disorders, it begs the question of whether students should be exposed to them and when should students learn about this - Middle school or High school?
By Sofia Anna Zullo •
George Santos: Serial Liar and U.S. Representative
New York Republican Congressman George Santos can't seem to keep the truth straight as he refuses to step down from office amid massive lying scandal.
By Tabbie Brovner •
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Is This the End of SNL?
SNL’s popularity has stalled with Gen Z. Will it be able to make a comeback?
By Tabbie Brovner •
What is the Fourth of July to a Ten-Year-Old in Ohio?
The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade will affect every American. The gravity of this situation is a cause for objection and empathy.
By Caelyn Osbern •
Léman Uniform Policy Inspires Unity, As Well As Criticism
Léman’s uniform enforcement has simultaneously sparked appreciation and criticism.
By Charli Reda •
Are We in Bella Hadid’s Golden Age?
Supermodel Bella Hadid walked a Coperni Spring-Summer fashion show after her dress was sprayed onto her before an astounded audience.
By Sofia Anna Zullo •
Ye and Separating Art from the Artist
While Ye’s recent divisive and controversial antisemitic remarks have led many to boycott the artist, some continue to support him.
By Tabbie Brovner •
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