**Disclaimer: This article talks about the 2017 game The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild in depth, which means spoilers for the game, beginning, middle, and end. This article also discusses the 2023 game The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. This review is mostly spoiler-free, briefly discussing major locations and some of Link’s abilities and obtainable items.** It’s been six years since … Continue reading The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Review Part I

There’s an old Siberian fairy tale based on the friendship between a bear and a chipmunk. One day, the bear who was feeling especially friendly and in a good mood decided to give the chipmunk a pat on the back. However, due to its sharp claws, the bear ended up giving the small critter three scars on its back, giving Siberian folk an explanation about … Continue reading What Evan Gershkovich’s “Wrongful Detainment” Means for His Future

It sounds like the plotline of a classic 1980s drama movie: 2 members of the entertainment industry from opposing production corporations are fired and become allies to seek retribution for their own woes. This story has repeated itself once again with one minor exception: it’s occurring in real life. Earlier last week, Tucker Carlson, host of the conservative nightly political talk show Tucker Carlson Tonight … Continue reading When Enemies of Enemies Become Friends: A Tale of Two Journalists

On Monday, April 24th, Fox News, in a shocking announcement, Fox News stated that Tucker Carlson is no longer going to be the host of Fox’s arguably most successful primetime show, Tucker Carlson Tonight. “We thank him for his service to the network as a host and prior to that as a contributor,” Fox News says, without any explanation as to why he was let … Continue reading Tucker Carlson Leaving Fox News

Dominion Voting Systems has spent years building a defamation case towards Fox News (a subset of its parent company, Fox Corp), who allegedly spread false information about Dominion’s voting machines rigging the election by flipping votes for Trump to ones for Biden.  Dominion sued Fox Corp for 1.6 billion dollars, despite the company being valued at no more than 80 million dollars. Tuesday afternoon, before … Continue reading Fox Corp Settles Dominion’s Defamation Case

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It’s a beautiful day outside. The sun is shining, birds are chirping, everything is going amazingly. You have not a care in the world as you laze around, either in bed or whatever people do to relax at home. Suddenly, the phone rings. Who could be calling you at this hour?? You pick up the phone, put it to the ear, and answer. On the … Continue reading Yes, That’s Right. Scammers are using AI To Scam Your Grandparents.

First off, what is the Willow Project? The project is a 30 year plan where over 160,000 barrels of oil would be drilled in Alaska each day.  It originally was created by the Texan energy  company ConocoPhillips and was originally approved in 2020 by the Trump administration. The project will take place on the National Petroleum Reserve which is federally protected land. This project has … Continue reading The Willow Project Has Been Approved. What now?

Hello everyone, I had the very special opportunity to interview someone who is very important to us over here at City, former principal and current Harvard Scholar, Mr. Ryan Huppert! I ask him a variety of questions, regarding both his time at City and the current Ed.L.D. program at Harvard! Continue reading An Interview with Mr. Huppert: How is He Doing Now?

Eratosthenes of Cyrene (276-196 BCE) Greek mathematician, astronomer, and geographer that theorized the Earth was round in a time period where almost everyone believed it was flat. He used the sun to measure the size of the Earth and was only 211 miles off of the correct measurement. Claudius Ptolemy (90-168 CE) Greek mathematician and astronomer that set up the Ptolemaic system where every celestial … Continue reading Super-Star Astronomers and Their Major Contributions