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  • Be there for Inglemoor Theatre Company’s opening night of “The Play that Goes Wrong” on Nov. 8!
  • Come to Unified Club's talent show on Nov. 25 in 6:00 p.m. in the Concert Hall!
  • Great job to the 11 National Merit Scholar semifinalists from Inglemoor!
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In the above AI-generated photo, a teacher grades a student’s essay. The prompt given to AI was “a perplexed teacher sitting in a classroom grading
an essay submitted electronically, trying to determine if the assignment was written using AI.” Photo generated with Adobe Firefly by Weiju Wang.

Educators grapple with ethical AI use

New innovations in artificial intelligence have changed education significantly as tools such as ChatGPT have become popular. Many students have started using AI to complete their assignments, and educators...

Should the SAT continue to be a paper test?

Should the SAT continue to be a paper test?

Starting March 2024, the SAT will be administered digitally rather than the traditional paper format. Additionally, every device used to take the SAT will need to download Bluebook, a testing app from...

Seattle Bouldering Project’s climbing gym.

Students athletes in non-school sports

Badminton Sophomore David Zuo (he/him) started playing badminton in his backyard with his older sister when he was eight. Since then, he’s won numerous medals in the sport, but 2023 has been his best...

The team circles around their assistant coach for instructions during practice.

Volleyball prepares to serve a comeback

Iris Huang (she/her), Co-Design Editor Oct 21, 2023

21This year, volleyball’s ratio of underclassmen to upperclassmen is unprecedented. There are 17 freshmen and 34 total players in the program. In addition, almost half of the varsity team are freshmen:...

Burrus teaches a lesson about author Jorge Luis Borges to his seventh period class on May 25

Bon Voyage!: Burrus, Boulac and Locke set sail

Sean Burrus Since he started teaching here 42 years ago, English teacher Sean Burrus (he/him) said he’s been an “Inglemoor guy.” “It’s the greatest school in the world. I love Inglemoor....

Dont’s

Jun 16, 2023

Trust easily: While having pacts and alliances can be helpful, trusting too easily can lead even the most      skilled assassins to their doom. Be particular and don’t be fooled by false promises...

Do’s

Jun 16, 2023

Be patient: Haste makes waste. Don’t sacrifice your safety for what seems like a quick kill. “I didn't really rush anything that I didn't have to. There were actually a couple of weeks where I just...

On to new horizons

On to new horizons

USA Arizona Grand Canyon University Madison Holt   Northern Arizona University Dylan Magdziarz   University of Arizona Erin Hill Mikayla Thurman   Arizona...

Too much of an inconvenience

Pia Adtani (they/she), Reporter Jun 10, 2023

Though it may seem like a good idea right now — especially with many seniors experiencing full onset senioritis — taking a gap year is harmful and can have long-lasting consequences. Individuals who...

Take a much needed break

William He (he/him), Web Editor-in-Chief Jun 10, 2023

In a world where academic and professional success is often equated with a continuous, linear path of academic growth, taking a gap year before going to college might seem counterintuitive. However, our...

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