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Junior hosts second annual

Junior hosts second annual ‘Movember’ fundraiser

Hanna Schiciano, TBN Executive Producer
December 9, 2022
As daylight savings sets back our clocks student begin to face an increase in melatonin levels due to the early darkness. This has a direct correlation to serotonin levels, as well as students mental well-being.

Daylight savings does not save much

Maia Barantsevitch, Editor-in-Chief
December 8, 2022
Masters hosts furry friends on campus

Masters hosts furry friends on campus

Lily Zuckerman, Features Editor
November 21, 2022

Mental health club hosts de-stress fest

Rowan McWhinnie, Lexi Wachen, and Hanna Schiciano
May 29, 2022
The mental wellbeing of adolescents

The mental wellbeing of adolescents

Lilith Leys, Tower Broadcast News Executive Producer
April 4, 2022
Mind and Body Healing Practitioner Tara Greenway teaches students alternative ways to combat negative emotions during lunch periods.

Greenway educates community on energy healing to combat stress

Carol Queiroz, TBN Executive Producer
February 17, 2022
Matthias Sandoval argues that Masters students struggle with a heavy workload which negatively impacts their mental health.

Workload negatively affects mental health

Matthias Jaylen Sandoval, Social Media Manager/ Distribution Manager
November 19, 2021
The draining effect of spending hours upon hours in front of a computer screen, five feet away from my bed is not to be diminished by citing the risk Covid presents. As a school, we have the resources to keep those who want to stay in-person, in-person.

Mental health should not be secondary to Covid concerns

Kate Sibery, Editor-in-Chief
November 5, 2020
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