Are today’s Barbies diverse? Insider Anne Lima asks students at Daniel Pearl Magnet if the new line of Barbies convey today’s culture.
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Rugby Theater transformed into a portal of imagination March 6 and 7 as Harvard-Westlake Upper School’s Dance Program presented its annual Dance Concert. As a dancer in this year's performance, I experienced firsthand how the performance carried audiences across...
In today’s fast-paced world, screens have become an integral part of daily life, serving as a primary means for work, communication, education, and entertainment. Devices such as smartphones, tablets, phones, and computers simplify many tasks, and children are...
For decades, prom has been a long-established and cherished American high school tradition — a night to remember with friends. It comes as granted. However, this was...
In the National Basketball Association (NBA) today, flopping, the act of exaggerating contact to draw fouls, remains one of the league’s most debated issues. Under current NBA organization rules, an official can assess a non‑unsportsmanlike technical foul on a player...
