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Here is a real-life scenario of phone addiction within New York City’s subways, displaying how bewitching phones have become in our society.  (Photo Credit: Hugh Han / Unsplash)
Phone Progression and Psychology – What Does it Mean for Your Future?
Liah Igel, Staff Reporter • April 19, 2024

When I step out of the 4 train every day after school, my eyes never fail to see a sight that dumbfounds me – dozens of people, ranging from toddlers to the elderly, standing with their eyes glued to their phones. And as the...

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Pictured is The Chap-Book (The Twins) by William Henry Bradley from 1894, one of the highlights of the Met Museums The Art of the Literary Poster’ exhibit.
The History of Art Nouveau: A Review of the Met Museum’s ‘The Art of the Literary Poster’
Sarah Rubinstein, Staff Reporter • April 21, 2024

While wandering through the bustling Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan, it may be difficult to take notice of the plethora of temporary exhibits amongst all of the permanent galleries. But if you take a moment to slow down,...

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Coffee is one of the world’s most beloved and cherished beverages. Its complex flavors and invigorating aroma weave a long tapestry of history and culture from across the globe. (Photo Credit: Nathan Dumlao / Unsplash)
From Bean to Buzz: Unveiling the Global Journey of Coffee
Maliha Chowdhury, Staff Reporter • April 19, 2024

I cannot recall a single morning when I didn't drink coffee. I mean, it's no surprise that as a Bronx Science student, I need caffeinated goodness to keep me awake. Can you imagine a world without the comforting aroma of freshly...

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Keeping talented scorers from finding an open shot on the basket is impossible in a league where all contact, whether initiated by the offense or defense during the act of shooting, gives the offense at least two free throws and a foul for the defender. (Photo Credit: Erik Drost, CC BY 2.0 , via Wikimedia Commons)
Why are NBA Players Scoring So Much?
Gabriel McCarthy, Staff Reporter • April 17, 2024

On March 2nd, 1962, Wilt Chamberlain of the Warriors scored 100 points in a single game against the New York Knicks. Since then, the next-highest number of points scored in a game by a single player was 81, achieved by Kobe Bryant...

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