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Club officer selection should be democratic

Club officer selection should be democratic

Weiju Wang (he/him), Co-Copy Editor Dec 11, 2024

Inglemoor is home to over 60 diverse, established clubs representing different cultures and interests. Many of these clubs have dozens of members and attend competitive events up to the international level...

Point/counterpoint: Hypercompetitive college admissions culture

Point/counterpoint: Hypercompetitive college admissions culture

Point: Pressure makes diamonds It’s no coincidence that students who prioritize their college applications throughout high school often do the best after graduation. By striving to build a strong college...

editorial: U.S. foreign policy in Israel must change

editorial: U.S. foreign policy in Israel must change

William He (he/him), Web Editor-in-Chief Nov 29, 2024

The United States has long played a central role in the Israel-Gaza conflict, with recent events further highlighting its immense influence. Since Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023 attack on Israel, the U.S. has sent...

Effective discipline requires restorative approaches

Effective discipline requires restorative approaches

Callie Tse (she/her), News Editor Nov 8, 2024

School systems have started incorporating more restorative approaches, moving away from traditional discipline. Inglemoor is one of these, using methods such as one-on-one conversations to better understand...

Parental responsibility for teens’ actions 

Parental responsibility for teens’ actions 

Point: Accountability starts in the home Recently, the responsibility of parents for their teenagers’ actions has come under increasing scrutiny, particularly as teens gain more societal influence....

editorial: Electoral college needs an overhaul

editorial: Electoral college needs an overhaul

Charlie Haug (he/him), Sports Editor Oct 30, 2024

The Electoral College was created by the founding fathers over two centuries ago due to their distrust of the undereducated American public’s ability to decide on a high-quality candidate. Now, it is...

Consider waving goodbye to your bippity boppity boo

Consider waving goodbye to your bippity boppity boo

Maya Cherny (she/her), Feature Editor Jun 23, 2024

As the school year comes to an end, many seniors in relationships are faced with the dilemma of deciding how to move forward with their love life. Distance can take a toll on two people used to seeing...

College decision dilemma

College decision dilemma

Nestled Nearby Deciding whether to stay in-state or go out-of-state for post-secondary education is often a difficult choice for high school students. Quality of education, cost, distance and environment...

Gratuity in America is reaching a tipping point

Gratuity in America is reaching a tipping point

Annabelle Yip (she/her), Opinion Editor, Co-Business Manager Jun 13, 2024

Many service workers depend on gratuity — voluntary gifts of money, or tips — from their customers for a substantial portion of their incomes. A Payscale report in 2015 shows that in the United States...

Should school be over after AP/IB exams?

Should school be over after AP/IB exams?

Jada Ambers (she/her), Reporter Jun 6, 2024

With only three weeks left in the school year, many students are spending their classes scrolling on their phones, watching movies or completing meaningless busy work. The Washington State Board of Education...

On April 19th, student protesters at the University of Washington set up an encampment on the university’s campus, protesting against Israel’s genocide of the Palestinian people.

University protests largely unsuccessful in achieving divestment

Sofia Lapinski (she/her), Reporter May 31, 2024

In recent weeks, university students across the country have set up encampments on their university campuses in protest of the Israel-Hamas War. Many groups are demanding the same change: that their universities...

U.S. AI regulations should follow E.U. example

U.S. AI regulations should follow E.U. example

Callie Tse (she/her), News Editor May 23, 2024

The U.S. and the E.U. have been equally crucial in leading global AI risk management. However, compared to the E.U., the U.S. sorely lacks regulatory legislation. After more than 80 AI-related bills failed...

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