Serena Platt, Media Director@splattcourant How many students know what a credit score is? What about a 401k? The S&P 500 index? It’s likely that the
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NCHS from the student’s point of view…
Why speaking up might be the hardest and best thing we can do as students
Julie Song, Editor-in-Chief@juliescourant They say politics makes bad dinner conversation, but in a classroom, I’d argue that stimulating and provocative discourse deserves a seat at
New Texas Law: A Step Backwards in Women’s Rights
Caroline Vincent, Executive Editor@cvincentcourant Wednesday, August 18, 1920, the Nineteenth Amendment was ratified, guaranteeing all American women the right to vote. Monday, January 22, 1973,
Keira Cooney, Opinions Editor@keiraccourant The way people use language is constantly changing. Meanings shift and sometimes we realize that words once thought of as harmless
Social media with the younger generation: How can we save them?
Catherine Burges, Editor-in-Chief@cburges_courant I got Instagram at 13 years old. I remember thinking that I was one of the early birds. Looking at some of