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The rise in polarization has had reverberating consequences on journalists. Both the left and right judge us by what party we lean towards, instead of the quality of our content.

The struggles of being a journalist in an age of polarization

BluePrint Staff | December 8, 2022

It’s no secret: the U.S. is divided. Party polarization is not a novel idea, and never has been. Younger Americans are becoming more and more disillusioned with their government, our political climate...

Senior Lauren Tait discusses her positive experiences reading "Love and Gelato" by Jenna Evans Welch. When she read this book, she was easily transported to the Italian summer of her dreams.

BookTalk: “Love and Gelato”

Madi Denizard, Staff Reporter | November 30, 2022

“I just read this new book that I’ve seen all over social media! You should read it.” On your friend’s recommendation, you read “Love and Gelato” by Jenna Evans Welch and fall in love with...

Senior Emalee Hoskins’ relatives live on the Samajiji Miawpukek reservation in Newfoundland, Canada. While reservations like theirs still uphold traditions like annual powwows and sustenance farming, they have also adopted modern housing and urban integration, despite common stereotypes.

Native American Heritage Month should not go forgotten

Sophia Canabal, Lifestyles Editor | November 28, 2022

While Native American Heritage Month was created to celebrate indigenous people, Gov. Ron DeSantis is doing the opposite, pushing educators to stop teaching students that the United States was built on...

Just Joshin is a humor column by staff reporter Joshua Krob that mocks aspects of school life.

Just Joshin: Embarrassing moments

Joshua Krob, Staff Reporter | November 24, 2022

You hurry down the stairs to get to your class after the FSA, then you miss the next step and comically fall face-first onto the stairs below you, flailing your arms. Your friends laugh and walk away,...

Released in theaters Oct. 21, "Ticket to Paradise" is the newest movie to join the rom-com world. The movie, however, does not feel like a trip to paradise.

Do not buy this ticket

Angelica Mendez, Entertainment Editor | November 23, 2022

A “Ticket to Paradise” sounds like something you would want to get on board with, but in this case, this is a trip you should avoid. The only sights on this adventure will be predictable plots and...

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