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Outside of the Supreme Court, many gathered protesting affirmative action being banned in higher education. Affirmative action has helped Latino and Black students be admitted into top Universities. With it being banned, there is a lot of concern and uncertainty with the future of diversity in higher education.

Letter from the Editors: Repercussions we face with the loss of Affirmative Action

Matthias Jaylen Sandoval and Lucas Seguinot
July 1, 2023

Senior athletes discuss recruitment process

Hanna Schiciano, TBN Executive Producer
May 15, 2023
Arjun Ratan, Mahlet Messay, Violet Paull, and Shaza Murigande were the four winning candidates in the co-chair primary. Camilo Bitar-Racedo, Lydia Ettinger, and Elijah Savage did not advance.

Ratan, Murigande, Paull, and Messay triumph in Primary Elections

Matthias Jaylen Sandoval and Lucas Seguinot
May 9, 2023
College Admissions Are Not Truly Merit-based and Here Is Why

College admissions are not truly merit-based and here is why

Viktoriia Sokolenko, Staff Writer
December 18, 2022
College Boards Data of SAT test-takers from 2022 demonstrates a direct between higher family income and increased test scores.

The PSAT should suffer the same fate as the SAT

Rooke Wiser
December 5, 2022
PSAT and PreACT exams are often given out by companies to check students progress of growth.

Blessing disguised as a curse: PSAT is necessary for students

Lucas Seguinot, Editor-in-Chief
December 5, 2022
Photo by Sonali Rao

MORE TIME PLEASE: The ins and outs of extra time

Lily Zuckerman, Chief Design Editor
February 11, 2022
Carol Queiroz argues that the test optional application policy should remain in place for juniors who have been just as affected by the pandemic as past students.

Keep the test optional policy for Juniors

Carol Queiroz, TBN Executive Producer
December 16, 2021
Breaking down privilege and the SAT

Breaking down privilege and the SAT

Sophia Van Beek, Editor-in-Chief
March 10, 2020
Masters seniors found out about their college early decisions this week and last week.

Two sides of college counseling: the shadow world of private consultants

Nora Fellas, Opinion Lead Editor
December 18, 2019
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