When I was a sophomore, I was a big fan of the rap group Brockhampton. I loved their first three albums, known by fans as “The Saturation Trilogy, they were one of the first bands that made me appreciate newer music and would be a much different person if IContinue Reading
The most popular photo sharing app Instagram has decided to test out removing likes from a select number of users on their platform. Instagram head Adam Mosseri announced the news on November 8 and is removing likes from seven countries including the U.S. Only certain users will experience this featureContinue Reading
The Disney+ archive allows viewers to re-experience their favorite childhood shows and movies from Disney, National Geographic, Pixar, 20th Century Fox and Marvel. In its first 24 hours, Disney+ reached 10 million subscribers, more than one third of Hulu’s total subscriber number. “I watch ‘Wizards of Waverly Place’, ‘Hannah Montana’,Continue Reading
Apple released their Airpods in late 2016, and three years later introduced the new Airpods Pro. Unlike the first generation Airpods, the Pros implement five main advancements, such as a noise cancellation feature, transparency mode, an Adaptive Equalizer, force sensors and water/sweat resistance. Junior Sarah Cho said she waited forContinue Reading
In third grade, junior Alex Strizek’s mother signed her up for synchronized skating lessons. Now, eight years later, she is one of the oldest girls on D.C. Edge’s novice skating team and aspires to compete for Team U.S.A., despite the sacrifices she has to make because of skating and theContinue Reading
by ataho musiime & theo schmidt With five seniors graduating, including all-time leading scorer Daniel Deaver and coach Daniel Hale, who coached varsity for nine years leaving, the defending district champion boys basketball team had positions to fill. As a replacement for Hale, the school selected former Nova Cavs programContinue Reading
Students can often see assistant principal Nick Corsi wearing Statesmen Athletics clothing as he familiarizes himself with the school, from introducing himself in the classrooms to giving passes during the tardy sweeps. But, after years of coaching both football and basketball, the new addition to the administrative team said heContinue Reading
I find it nearly impossible to scroll through any form of social media without seeing a nostalgic post about the end of the decade. Clips of sappy Disney montages fill my Instagram feed, reminding me that, as a senior, saying goodbye to the 2010s means saying goodbye to my childhood.Continue Reading
As her paint knife ran through the smooth pigment and across the wood panel for the last time, senior Maria Mendoza Blanco stepped back to admire her painting “Ganyemede,” one of thirty student works selected for gallery display over 970 others. Marymount University, a Catholic university in Arlington, held theirContinue Reading
When trying out for spring sports, athletes have to battle the low temperatures of late-winter weather, hindering their performance. There is no way to “tough out” the cold because playing conditions like wind, temperature and precipitation will affect any sporting event. Cold weather is not just a mindset. There areContinue Reading