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Injuries Increase: Change Becoming Necessary

November 20, 2025Anthony Sorrentino Leave a Comment

There has been a significant number of injuries this year and in years past on turf fields specifically. There was a small discussion about it in years past, but after an injury to Giants superstar Malik Nabers, it became a… Continue Reading →

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Straw Hat Jolly Roger: From Manga to Protests 

November 20, 2025Nisha Chandra Leave a Comment

The Straw Hat Pirates’ Jolly Roger is a pirate flag featured in the hugely popular Japanese manga One Piece. The Straw Hat Pirates are a crew of misfits led by their captain, Monkey D. Luffy, as they explore the world,… Continue Reading →

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Bringing back 90’s skinny; The dangers of diet culture

November 20, 2025hcps-sykescm Leave a Comment

Weight loss ads have been popping up left and right on the internet hundreds of times a day due to it being a massive profit in the medicine market. People promoting new supplements or medications to keep the weight off,… Continue Reading →

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Generative AI’s Big Impact on Celebrities

November 20, 2025Angelena Beniamin and Karmaina Baslyous Leave a Comment

In today’s world, technology is growing faster than ever, and one of the biggest changes is the rise of generative artificial intelligence, also known as AI. This new kind of technology can create things that look and sound real –… Continue Reading →

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Warner Bros. Discovery Evolves: Sale or Split?

November 20, 2025Ainsley Gunn Leave a Comment

Warner Bros. Discovery has announced its plan to split into two separate companies by mid-2026. However, there has been some notice that they are considering a sale of the company. The company plans to split into two new companies named… Continue Reading →

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The Comeback of Soundcloud Rap – Upcoming Trippie Redd Album

November 20, 2025Kalani Curry and Justine Udeh Leave a Comment

 “For fans old and new, “Sketchy” serves as the reminder that Trippie Redd’s story is far from over — it’s just entering its next chapter.” “his influence continues to ripple through a new generation of artists who cite him as… Continue Reading →

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Are We Cooked? 

November 20, 2025Ranim Moftah Leave a Comment

The phrase “brain rot” has become one of the most common jokes among teens. Usually said with a laugh, perhaps following someone saying “67” for unprompted or starts quoting a random TikTok trend. However, behind the humor, many students admit… Continue Reading →

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Godwin Cross Country Ends With Another Epic Season

November 20, 2025Bhuvi Srimantrao Leave a Comment

As the leaves turn and the air gets cooler, the Mills E. Godwin High School cross country team wrapped up a great 2025 season filled with many personal records, strong team efforts, and amazing performances at major invitational events. Under… Continue Reading →

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The Tush Push: Football’s Most Controversial Play

November 20, 2025Nicholas Maccarone Leave a Comment

There has been a certain play that has sparked a ton of controversy, that being the Tush Push that the Philadelphia Eagles run. Philadelphia started using it in the 2021 season, but it became more prominent in their offense during… Continue Reading →

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Mills E. Godwin Eagles Historic 17-0 Regular Season Ends in Heartbreaking Playoff Run

November 20, 2025Joshua Shuping and Micah Carroll Leave a Comment

The Godwin Eagles field hockey team has been dominant this Fall season. On October 23, the Eagles finished up their regular season with a bulletproof 17-0 record.  During the regular season, the Eagles have scored 87 goals while giving up… Continue Reading →

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Make the Cut or Get Cut: New SOL Standards for Virginia’s K-12 Students

November 20, 2025Madison Boykin Leave a Comment

 Bill (HB1957), drafted under State Senator VanValkenburg and Delegate Helmer, was signed into law in early May with varying new policies for the Standards of Learning (SOL) exams, including making SOLs on a 100-point scale, implementing standardized testing as a… Continue Reading →

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Virginia Democrats Push to Redraw Congressional Map

November 20, 2025Tucker Webb Leave a Comment

In November of 2020, Virginia voters approved an amendment to the state’s constitution that would later create a 12-member bipartisan redistricting commission. This board comprises six Virginia legislators and former state judges. The board was created to ensure that Virginia’s… Continue Reading →

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Universities’ Response to the Trump Compact

November 20, 2025Srivedha Veerapaneni Leave a Comment

On Oct. 1, the Trump Compact was sent to nine colleges with feedback requested by Oct. 20. The compact asked the universities to agree to change certain policies so that they complied with the compact. As of Oct.  20, out… Continue Reading →

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Louvre’s Heist Results in Theft of Priceless Crown Jewels

November 20, 2025Alex Buhler Leave a Comment

On Oct.19, at 9:30 a.m., eight pieces of historical French crown jewelry were stolen from France’s famous Louvre Museum. Two thieves, disguised as construction workers, entered the first story of the museum through the balcony without arousing suspicion under the… Continue Reading →

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Breaking Barriers: How a Female Governor Will Impact Virginia

November 20, 2025Emma Geouge Leave a Comment

Virginia stands on the verge of a historic moment. For centuries, every person elected to the highest office has been a man. Now, with the possibility of electing its first female governor, Virginia has the chance to make history, and… Continue Reading →

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Behind Closed Doors: Young Republicans Group Chat Leaks

November 20, 2025Parker Boyles Leave a Comment

On October 14, 2025, Politico reported on 2,900 pages of leaked Telegram chats, spanning over seven months, from leaders of the Young Republicans. One such leader is in his state’s Senate.  Who are the Young Republicans? The Young Republican National… Continue Reading →

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Underqualification is the New Governmental Standard

November 20, 2025Lucas Le Leave a Comment

One of the most controversial political products of nepotism to emerge from the 20th going on 21st century is the current United States Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS Secretary). Leaching off the reputation of the Kennedy dynasty, the… Continue Reading →

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Use of AI in the Trump Administration

November 20, 2025Helen Rindone Leave a Comment

With the relatively new introduction of generative AI, our society has seen numerous applications of this tool, but never to the extent of a world leader using it in ways that are anything but serious. President Donald Trump’s use of… Continue Reading →

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Japan New Prime Minister

November 20, 2025Isaiah Carroll Leave a Comment

Sanae Takaichi, the new Prime Minister of Japan, took office on Oct. 21, after former Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba quickly resigned. President Donald Trump met with the new Prime Minister Takaichi in Japan just a week later. Senae Takaichi is… Continue Reading →

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The Kaur Twins: Rewriting the Rules of Youth Science

November 20, 2025Vertika Manoj Kumar and Aarya Mishra Leave a Comment

Identical twins Avani and Bhoomika Kaur have spent the last four years turning curiosity into published research, national recognition, and a global nonprofit, all before graduation.  The sisters’ journey began with childhood experiments in the kitchen, explaining, “Our parents encouraged… Continue Reading →

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From Godwin to Germany: A Lesson Beyond the Classroom

November 20, 2025Alisha Kulkarni and Kristine Edassery Leave a Comment

  After a six-year pause since the pandemic, the German exchange program is now back at Godwin. Organized by Godwin German teacher Joe Ungerleider, the program now allows students from the United States and Germany alike to be in each… Continue Reading →

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End of an Era: Richmond’s Historic Ballpark Closes

November 20, 2025Chloe Cobb Leave a Comment

After nearly 40 years of baseball games, memorable moments, and community gatherings, The Diamond is winding down its role as Richmond’s major ballpark, and the city is preparing for its transformation. The site will soon become part of a larger… Continue Reading →

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Prince William Plans to Strip Meghan and Harry from HRH Titles

October 16, 2025Ainsley Gunn Leave a Comment

Prince William plans to take away Meghan Markle and Prince Harry of their HRH titles once he becomes king. He is concerned that Meghan has violated her agreement with Queen Elizabeth II. HRH titles stand for His and Her Royal… Continue Reading →

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Real Estate, Rising Costs, and Increased Supply Movements in Western Henrico

October 16, 2025Madison Boykin Leave a Comment

In February 2024, the average price of townhomes in the Greater Richmond Area was $410,000; within a year, it had skyrocketed to $597,000.  Townhomes, condominiums, and row houses are a form of attached housing – units that share one or… Continue Reading →

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Violence Against Indians- Lingering racial injustices in Media Coverage

October 16, 2025Alisha Kulkarni and Aarya Mishra Leave a Comment

On September 10, Chandra Mouli “Bob” Nagamallaiah, an Indian-origin motel manager in Dallas, was brutally murdered by an employee in front of his family. The assailant allegedly beheaded him after a dispute, a crime that shocked Indian communities across the… Continue Reading →

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NFL Injuries: How an injury can affect an entire team’s season

October 16, 2025Nicholas Maccarone Leave a Comment

There has been a recent increase in player injuries in the NFL, with many players being out for weeks, months, and even for the rest of the season. Superstars like James Conner, Nick Bosa, Najee Harris, Austin Ekeler, and many… Continue Reading →

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Skyrocketing Prices In Youth Sports

October 16, 2025Joshua Shuping and Anthony Sorrentino Leave a Comment

Youth sports are a huge part of many kids’ childhoods, but now, fewer and fewer kids can participate.  Prices for participation in youth sports are skyrocketing, and parents aren’t in favor of it. Most high-level travel teams in all sports… Continue Reading →

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Wahoo, Upset Followed by Mass Casualty Storming

October 16, 2025Joshua Shuping and Nicholas Maccarone Leave a Comment

Following a massive upset, UVA takes down the number eight-rated FSU Seminoles. The HOOs started the game with a 14-0 lead, which was quickly followed up on by three straight touchdowns by the Seminoles to put them up 21-14 just… Continue Reading →

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AI Teachers: What is the Future of Schools?

October 16, 2025Srivedha Veerapaneni and Vertika Manoj Kumar Leave a Comment

In 2014, Mackenzie and Andrew Prize pursued their dream of ensuring their children have an efficient and tailored education. Starting with a mere 16 students, they began an almost entirely AI-powered school. This concept grew as the years went by,… Continue Reading →

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The Final Reps: Why the John Rolfe YMCA Is Closing and What It Means for Henrico

October 16, 2025Emma Geouge Leave a Comment

On October 31, 2025, the John Rolfe Family YMCA in Henrico County will officially close its doors after 20 years of serving the community. The YMCA couldn’t agree on a new lease with the building owner because of the expensive… Continue Reading →

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America’s Unending School Shootings This Year

October 16, 2025Bhuvi Srimantrao and Justine Udeh Leave a Comment

Students are filing into class, wearing their backpacks and filled with optimism for the new day, only for that to vanish under open gunfire that silences everyone. This is not a fictional story; it is the reality of every single… Continue Reading →

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Godwin’s New Clubs Lead the Way

October 16, 2025Chloe Cobb Leave a Comment

This year, Godwin’s students have stepped up tremendously with new clubs being added. Now, there are so many new ways to connect, embrace, and make an impact on your community, which is all thanks to three new clubs being introduced… Continue Reading →

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New Florida Public Health Policies

October 16, 2025Alex Buhler Leave a Comment

Florida has had some major public health changes in legislation and has made many promises that will drastically affect the lives of the citizens of Florida. Over the summer, the state of Florida passed a bill that will prevent the… Continue Reading →

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Flipping the Script: Why Nike Is Asking Athletes ‘Why Do It?

October 16, 2025Micah Carroll Leave a Comment

Nike has built its brand on powerful slogans. Whether it’s the classic “Just Do It” or others, the company has always tied its identity to the idea of giving your best. Now, Nike is rolling out a new message that… Continue Reading →

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New Math Course Weighting – Positive or Negative?

October 16, 2025Ranim Moftah and Nisha Chandra Leave a Comment

Many Advanced Placement (AP) math classes offered at Godwin have a controversial assessment weighting for students.  During the 2023-24 school year, AP Calculus AB— both classes in the Center for Medical Sciences (CMS) and in the core curriculum— and AP… Continue Reading →

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Y is 2K Back Again?

October 16, 2025Helen Rindone Leave a Comment

Low-rise and baggy jeans, mini skirts, baby tees, and chunky earrings, this influx of nostalgic pieces may leave one wondering when these trends came back. Stores have recently been hopping on the trend of remimagining past trends in a modern… Continue Reading →

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D4vd Singer or Killer?

October 16, 2025Isaiah Carroll Leave a Comment

The singer d4vd, whose real name is David Anthony Burke, is under scrutiny in a Los Angeles murder investigation, following the discovery of the decomposed body of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas in the trunk of his Tesla on September 8, 2025.… Continue Reading →

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The Government Shutdown, Visualized

October 16, 2025Tucker Webb Leave a Comment

Preface:  On October 1, the federal government began to shut down as a result of a failure to agree on a budget to fund the government beyond that date. To understand this shutdown, one must recognize the context surrounding the… Continue Reading →

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“The Rise of a New Right,” Nativist Sentiments Take Hold

October 16, 2025Parker Boyles Leave a Comment

In the United States today, there is a rising group of “disaffected men.” These largely young, conservative men are not disaffected by the left alone; to them, this group – the Democratic party – had left them behind years ago.… Continue Reading →

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Online Democracy- Nepal’s Fight Against Corruption

October 16, 2025Kristine Edassery Leave a Comment

Recently, Nepal has witnessed a historic political upheaval. Led by Gen Z protesters, thousands of people voted for their new prime minister on Discord, a chat and gaming website. This marks a novel form of political engagement, but is it… Continue Reading →

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Issue 2 | Rear Games Key

October 16, 2025Valentina Pinto Leave a Comment

Mini-Crossword Across: Mini-Crossword Across: 3. Amusement parks’ idea of spooky 6. Fall down with lower climate 7. Delicious meal to share with family 8. They appear at this time of year 10. Stylish addition to a warm outfit Down: 1.… Continue Reading →

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Not Every Villain Needs A Tragic Backstory

September 19, 2025Madison Boykin Leave a Comment

Throughout the 21st century, the narrative of objectively “good” and “bad” characters has shifted. Movies centered around the audience’s favorite villains shine a new light on their stories: “Maleficent” (2014), “Joker” (2019), “Cruella” (2021), and, most recently, the live-action movie… Continue Reading →

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Belly’s Summer, Our Obsession: Which Team Are You On?

September 19, 2025Karmaina Baslyous and Ainsley Gunn Leave a Comment

“The Summer I Turned Pretty” is a popular coming-of-age TV show that streams on Amazon Prime Video. The popular TV series is based on the book trilogy under the same name that releases a new episode each Wednesday for viewers… Continue Reading →

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Drake Faces Old Questions on New Stages

September 19, 2025Kristine Edassery Leave a Comment

A recent Instagram post has sparked much speculation about Drake going on tour in the United States. The post captioned “Coming to a city near you,” amassed 1.1 million likes.However, he has been known to dislike America, noting that the… Continue Reading →

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E.l.f Ad Campaign Controversy Inflames Fanbase

September 19, 2025hcps-sykescm Leave a Comment

On Aug. 11, 2025, Matt Rife was featured as “Schmarnes” in e.l.f Cosmetics ad, “The Law Offices of e.l.f.ino and Schmarnes,” alongside drag queen, Heidi N Closet. Just days later, after discovering the ad, social media users were thrown into… Continue Reading →

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Salary Cap Showdown in MLB

September 19, 2025Joshua Shuping Leave a Comment

Major League baseball (MLB) is currently in the state of considering a salary cap, but many players are pushing back, concerned about how it could ultimately affect their salaries and the future of the league.For decades, the MLB has stood… Continue Reading →

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Valkyries’ Inagural Season – History In The Making

September 19, 2025Kalani Curry Leave a Comment

In July of 2025, the newly added WNBA team, the Golden State Valkyries, set a record of 19 games won in an inaugural season, breaking the record that had been held by the Detroit Shocks since 1998.During the team’s opening… Continue Reading →

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The Micah Parsons Trade Saga

September 19, 2025Nicholas Maccarone Leave a Comment

On Aug. 28, Dallas Cowboys star Micah Parsons was traded to the Green Bay Packers. He was traded for two first-round draft picks and Packers defensive tackle Kenny Clark. This trade resulted from a series of stalled contract negotiations between… Continue Reading →

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Fair Pay or Play?

September 19, 2025Micah Carroll Leave a Comment

College sports have been going through big changes over the past few years, especially when it comes to how athletes can make money from their name, image, and likeness (NIL).Recently, President Donald Trump signed a new executive order that could… Continue Reading →

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A Peek Into The Lives of Godwin’s New Faculty Members

September 19, 2025Vertika Manoj Kumar and Helen Rindone Leave a Comment

First days are hard for everyone, including teachers. Despite the difficulties, our new teachers expressed both gratefulness and pride to be a part of the encouraging and supportive environment that is our school.Dr. Vandevelder, more commonly known as Dr. V,… Continue Reading →

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More Than Music: Leadership and Legacy in Godwin’s Marching Band

September 19, 2025Chloe Cobb and Emma Geouge Leave a Comment

In high school marching band, two very different perspectives come together: the nervous newcomers learning instruments and drill for the first time, and confident seniors whose leadership and experience shine with every step.High school itself can feel very stressful and… Continue Reading →

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Godwin Enforces Cell Phone Ban and Use of Securly Passes

September 19, 2025Justine Udeh and Alex Buhler Leave a Comment

As students dive into the new school year here at Godwin, new changes and added policies have taken a step further due to regulation and safety reasons.The main new striking policy is the cell phone ban in public schools across… Continue Reading →

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Is Superman “Woke” and Anti-Israel or is it Just Another Super Hero Film?

September 19, 2025Isaiah Carroll Leave a Comment

The Superman 2025 film has generated hate due to viewers calling it “woke” and anti-Israel, which has sparked anger from some groups and audiences.The film’s storyline, specifically the ethnic conflict between the white Boravians and the non-white Jarhanpurians has been… Continue Reading →

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Trump’s Use of a Niche Constitutional Theory to Consolidate Unchecked Executive Power

September 19, 2025Tucker Webb Leave a Comment

In 1787, Delegates James Madison and Edmund Randolph presented their “Virginia Plan,” a proposal for a new government before the creation of what is today the Constitution, to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia.This plan would centralize enormous power in a… Continue Reading →

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High Temperatures Leading to Student Deaths

September 19, 2025Srivedha Veerapaneni Leave a Comment

Recently, death due to heat in sports practice has been on the rise, with 42 adolescent deaths being reported due to external heat strokes within the past 19 years. Of these people, it has been found that the majority of… Continue Reading →

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Trade Barriers, Shaky Markets – Tariffs Today

September 19, 2025Bhuvi Srimantrao Leave a Comment

Earlier this year, United States President Donald Trump announced tariffs on imports from more than 90 countries, sending shockwaves through global markets and the international trade system, leading to increased uncertainty among investors and businesses.On April 2, 2025, President Trump… Continue Reading →

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HCPS Introduces New Phone Policy

September 19, 2025Ranim Moftah and Angelena Beniamin Leave a Comment

Henrico County Public Schools (HCPS) has implemented a new phone policy for the current school year.The government states that there will be no phone use during the school day, which includes class, study periods, and lunch. In class, students must… Continue Reading →

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Who Are Your Candidates For Governor?

September 19, 2025Parker Boyles Leave a Comment

Nov. 4, 2025, is a pivotal date for all Virginians, with Tuesday being the gubernatorial election that decides the chief executive for the Commonwealth. The Governor affects everything from policy to the National Guard, so knowing who you might vote… Continue Reading →

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Sportswashing: Countries Using Sports to Shape Public Perception

February 27, 2025Logan Mcginnis Leave a Comment
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Super Bowl LVIII: Eagles vs. Chiefs Set for Historic Showdown

February 25, 2025Anthony Sorrentino Leave a Comment

In this year’s Super Bowl, the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs face off in the 59th annual Superbowl on Feb. 9th, 6:30 p.m. EST. BetMGM Sportsbook and many other betting apps have the Chiefs as 1.5-point favorites.Throughout the… Continue Reading →

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The Chilblains: A Music Creation Collective

February 21, 2025Sierra Stockman Leave a Comment

Many love music, but few take the chance to create it. Godwin English teacher Jason Golos did just that when his parents first introduced him to music early on, mainly Simon & Garfunkel and other folk pop. Like all good… Continue Reading →

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Issue 4 Puzzles Key

February 13, 2025Valentina Pinto Leave a Comment

Mini-Crossword Connections Group 1: Valentine’s Day Date Ideas Group 2: “What a Wonderful World” Group 3: Spring Flowers Group 4: Lucky Charms’ Charms

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Introducing the 97th Oscar Nominees

February 13, 2025Judah Buxton Leave a Comment

After a series of delays, the nominations for the 2025 Oscars finally arrived. This season is rather interesting, stocked with upsets, and, as these things go, flowing with drama and discussion.Regarding many of the nominations, approximations can be made regarding… Continue Reading →

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The Hardest Workers on the Field

September 24, 2024Kalani Curry Leave a Comment

As the heat of the summer sun shines down on the practice field, students reset once again as they go through another rep of their performance. The booming beats of the metronome tick in sync with the subtle whispers of… Continue Reading →

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Their Last Dance: A Senior Tradition

September 24, 2024Anthony Sorrentino Leave a Comment

The Senior Boys’ dance has been a Godwin staple for over 25 years now, generating more excitement with each passing year. The boys that sign up get together three times each week with select cheerleaders to rehearse the already-created dance… Continue Reading →

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Godwin Eagles Prepare to Ruffle Feathers

September 24, 2024Caden K. Link Leave a Comment

With the 2024 season underway, Godwin students are curious about the expectations of the Godwin football team this season. They are coming off a great 23-24 season with a 7-5 record and getting the first playoff win in several years.… Continue Reading →

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Strong Like a Woman, Not Like a Man

September 24, 2024Aalyiah Gochenour Leave a Comment

If a professional female athlete is too good at her sport, then she is a man. But at what point do we begin to question the gender, hormones, or even the anatomy of male athletes based on their performance? We… Continue Reading →

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How Many Variants Until ‘Genius Songwriting’ Turns into a Money Burner?

September 24, 2024Valentina Pinto Leave a Comment

The globally known pop star, Taylor Swift, already made her mark in the Music Hall of Fame with her billion-dollar Era’s Tour making her 10th in Billboard’s Greatest of All Time Hot 100 Women Artists. With the ongoing excitement from… Continue Reading →

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Trump Faltered, but Did Harris Win?

September 24, 2024Tucker Webb Leave a Comment

On Tuesday, September 10 former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris met in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for their first, and seemingly only debate of the 2024 election cycle. Trump’s performance in this debate centered on personal attacks, a clear… Continue Reading →

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Blake Lively and the Debate on Celebrity Ethics

September 24, 2024Lauren Donald Leave a Comment

In light of the drama surrounding the film adaptation of It Ends With Us, the roles of celebrities and the standards given to them by society have raised questions about whether we should place them on pedestals.  People have looked… Continue Reading →

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Netanyahu Wants Palestinian Death, Not Free Hostages

September 24, 2024David Zettler Leave a Comment

On July 24th Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the United States Congress at the Capitol; the initial reaction from Congress upon Netanyahu’s arrival yielded a standing ovation from the so-called “Diplomats” and “Peacemakers” in the room.  What was happening… Continue Reading →

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A Race For The Presidency, Flipped on Its Head

September 24, 2024Tucker Webb Leave a Comment

On June 27 President Biden and former President Trump faced off in a debate that is largely remembered for one thing: Biden’s 12-second verbal catastrophe where he froze, murmured, and completely lost his train of thought, ending with Biden saying… Continue Reading →

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The RVA Amphitheater: Setting The Stage

September 24, 2024Skyler Ahmed Leave a Comment

The Richmond Riverfront Amphitheater is currently under construction and is planning to set the stage for the hottest new artists in the Summer of 2025. The venue was first announced in the summer of 2022 and was planned to be… Continue Reading →

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Nutzy and Nutasha Aboard

September 24, 2024Joseph Gillette Leave a Comment

A year after Major League Baseball aired the possibility of the Richmond Flying Squirrels leaving the City of Richmond if a contract could not go forward for a 2026 stadium, an exclusive naming-rights deal is changing both parties fortunes thanks… Continue Reading →

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Godwin senior devotes her summer to the study of animals

September 24, 2024Lydia Hudgins Leave a Comment

A deeper dive into her passion for veterinary medicine at prominent universities During a period when many students struggle to find an interest, they can envision a future in, which a select few have already chosen their path.  Godwin senior… Continue Reading →

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Manga Loved by Many, Ends Too Soon

September 17, 2024Justine Udeh Leave a Comment

Worldwide Popular Manga Ends in 3 Chapters Later This Month Since its inception in 2018, Jujutsu Kaisen has created a global fanbase for its cheeky, funny, and sometimes cocky characters. This manga, later turned into an anime,  practically has the… Continue Reading →

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2023 Godwin alumna’s’ inspiring experience at the Democratic National Convention

September 17, 2024Logan Mcginnis Leave a Comment

From August 19th to the 22nd, the Democratic National Convention (DNC) was held at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois. At this convention, groups of U.S. citizens, journalists, reporters, celebrities, and many more people across the nation attended in order… Continue Reading →

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Gamescom 2024: Borderlands, Henry Cavill, and Civilization Take the Convention Floor

September 17, 2024Judah Buxton Leave a Comment

In the sphere of gaming, there are conventions and press releases throughout the year to keep gamers up to date. The most recent, and largely anticipated, of these big events was Gamescom in late August. The gaming news cycle thus… Continue Reading →

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Integrity violations rock Godwin to its core

March 27, 2024Eagles Eyrie Staff 2 Comments

Teachers, students, and administrators reexamine academic expectations in the wake of integrity violations In late February 2024, Godwin teachers and administrators discovered coordinated cheating throughout the school, especially among those taking, in many cases, too many AP (Advanced Placement) classes.… Continue Reading →

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Mickey Mouse and the Public Domain

March 21, 2024Kalani Curry Leave a Comment

Steamboat Willy was created in 1928 and has been a part of the Disney family ever since. At the beginning of January, Steamboat Wille and many other beloved characters, such as Minnie Mouse herself, moved over to the public domain.… Continue Reading →

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Trump projected to win in 2024

March 21, 2024Tucker Webb Leave a Comment

A grim outlook for Democrats in an unprecedented rematch Nearly every reputable source projects former president Donald Trump to win the White House in 2024. Polls, maps, and betting all favor the former President. America is on track for a… Continue Reading →

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Internet blackouts or beautiful auroras

March 21, 2024Sydney Pardon Leave a Comment

Intense solar flares could cause internet blackouts late 2024 Aurora Borealis, commonly known as the Northern Lights, is a well sought out solar event, visible at night near the Artic and Antartic circles. There are few places in the U.S.… Continue Reading →

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Godwin high school senior to run in Worlds

March 21, 2024Joseph Gillette Leave a Comment

Cross Country, Track and Field athlete On March 30, Godwin senior Berkley Nance will represent America at U20 Worlds in Belgrade, Serbia – the only highschooler to make the team. This comes after his exhilarating race at U20 Nationals on… Continue Reading →

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New era, new expectations

March 19, 2024Sierra Stockman Leave a Comment

Godwin’s softball prepares for success with a new face on the field Stepping up to the plate with a proven track record of championship victories, Godwin’s new softball coach and business teacher, Nikole Jones, brings a winning mentality formed through… Continue Reading →

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Mr. MG

March 19, 2024Leah Flannery Leave a Comment

Behind the Scenes The 19th annual Mr. MG pageant made its debut on January 26, 2024, at 6:00 pm. Over the years, Mr. MG has drawn a lot of attention, from both students and teachers because of its pageant performed… Continue Reading →

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Eagle eats baby, grabs goat

March 19, 2024Logan Mcginnis Leave a Comment

Godwin sophomore hits the roller derby rink Written by: Anna Goodman High speed, fast paced, and a major contact sport, roller derby requires focus, stamina, and coordination.  While roller derby is one of the most physically demanding sports, it is… Continue Reading →

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Greg Abbott is on the verge of treason

March 19, 2024Tucker Webb Leave a Comment

Texas violates Supreme Court’s ruling on Southern Border Greg Abbott is in his third term as Texas’ Governor. Abbott, a Republican, has campaigned on border security throughout his three gubernatorial elections, with it being one of the main policies of… Continue Reading →

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African Americans in the Arts

March 19, 2024Kalani Curry Leave a Comment

To experience black art is to see through the eyes of Black people in America and experience the world through their craft. February is a significant time for the Black community to highlight important Black figures, whether from our past… Continue Reading →

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Pocketwatch: Godwin’s new era of music

March 19, 2024Valentina Pinto Leave a Comment

What does it take? Godwin contains various student interests, from academics to arts. Recently, a student band named ‘Pocketwatch’ has caught the student body’s attention. The question is: when did it all begin? The story emerges at a music school… Continue Reading →

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Cases before the Supreme Court

March 15, 2024Tucker Webb Leave a Comment

What is on the docket for 2024? Before the nation’s highest court in 2024 are many cases that will set important precedents for our nation.  The Supreme Court will weigh cases ranging from the ATF’s ban on bump stocks to… Continue Reading →

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The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes

February 28, 2024Sydney Pardon Leave a Comment

The first ever story of The Hunger Games was a book published by Suzanne Collins in September 2008. Little did we know, this book was going to be the beginning of one of the most well-known dystopian book series and… Continue Reading →

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Dawoud Bey: Elergy, brought to the VMFA

February 28, 2024Violet Janes Leave a Comment

Bey’s reflective photographs and films reveal the impact of the past Despite its minimalistic appearance, Dawoud Bey’s Elegy provides his audience a profound understanding of the grim experiences along the Virginia slave trail, Louisiana plantations, and Ohio’s Underground Railroad.  Consisting… Continue Reading →

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Helen Keller is not real

February 28, 2024Aalyiah Gochenour Leave a Comment

Exploring the widespread ableist conspiracy theory Helen Keller wasn’t a real historical figure. She did not fly a plane or write multiple books; in fact, she faked it all.  This is what we call the Helen Keller fraud theory. It… Continue Reading →

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The Woman Behind the Wig

February 22, 2024Lydia Hudgins Leave a Comment

How a Godwin Student is Showing her Pride Godwin High School is known for its unmatchable pride and enthusiastic school spirit, shown through student-led pep rallies, rival football games, and more.  However, out of all of the prideful students at… Continue Reading →

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2024 Candidates: Who’s in the race?

February 14, 2024Garrett Carlton Leave a Comment

Meet the candidates running for a chance at office On November 15, 2022, Former President Donald Trump announced his candidacy for reelection to a second non-consecutive term. After his announced run, Republican Candidates started flooding into the race in order… Continue Reading →

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What can you afford to lose?

February 14, 2024David Zettler Leave a Comment

Teens targeted by money machines If you’ve ever watched a sports program in the last year, whether it’s Sunday night  football or a mid-week NBA game, I have no doubt you’ve been flooded with constant advertisements from corporations such as… Continue Reading →

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Rear KEY Issue #5

February 8, 2024Aalyiah Gochenour Leave a Comment

Riddle #1 Answer: the unopened box was a parachute Riddle #2 Answer: playing chess with Ester Riddle #3: Connections:

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Expensive cars: investment or mistake?

January 25, 2024Sydney Pardon Leave a Comment

Following a phenomenal state championship season, the Godwin swim and dive team began their new season as of Dec. 2 with their first meet at Nova Regency.  The boys’ team’s 2022 – 2023 season concluded with a smashing record of… Continue Reading →

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Back to back championship target

January 25, 2024Anthony Sorrentino and Micah Carroll Leave a Comment

Eagles soar in the water Following a phenomenal state championship season, the Godwin swim and dive team began their new season as of Dec. 2 with their first meet at Nova Regency.  The boys’ team’s 2022 – 2023 season concluded… Continue Reading →

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Rhythmic resilience

January 23, 2024Sierra Stockman Leave a Comment

Godwin senior Henry Glagola is setting the rhythm of our music scene. With each beat, Glagola drums his way into our hearts, showcasing an unmatched talent that’s turning heads in the school community. Glagola has earned a spot in second… Continue Reading →

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Old map, new game, same feeling

January 23, 2024Cali McIntyre Leave a Comment

For a month, players readied up for the limited-time Fortnite OG.  In this latest season, players from the good old days dusted off their controllers and keyboards for another round of classic Fortnite fun.  The launch of Fortnite OG sparked… Continue Reading →

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An Austen-tatious Production

January 23, 2024Leah Flannery Leave a Comment

Godwin brings romance and wit to Mac Damron Theater This year, Godwin’s theater department produced a lively adaptation of one of the most beloved pieces of English Literature: Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. Godwin’s version, which was written by Jon… Continue Reading →

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New Year’s Resolutions

January 23, 2024Valentina Pinto Leave a Comment

That time of year is approaching once more. The jolly traditions of Christmas are drawing near, meaning 2024 is just around the corner. As the annual New Year’s tradition goes, pages and pages are filled with hopeful achievements for the… Continue Reading →

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Conducting the path to success

January 17, 2024Violet Janes Leave a Comment

As leader of the marching band, it is important for a Drum Major to be qualified and dedicated to their position, aiding the band in their path to success.  Kendall Payne, Godwin senior, currently holds the position of leading Drum… Continue Reading →

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Decreasing student work ethic

January 17, 2024Violet Janes Leave a Comment

Godwin teachers discuss changes in overall student performance One of the rising issues most recognized by teachers is the general decline in high school academic performance.  While grades may remain high, the collective work ethic and ability of students has… Continue Reading →

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Rear KEY

December 18, 2023Violet Janes Leave a Comment

Mini Crossword Down: Across: Connections: – Words to describe feeling sad: BLUE, DOWN, SOMBER, BITTER – Types of coffee: IRISH, BLACK, LATTE, COLOMBIAN – Popular rock bands: KISS, CREAM, EAGLES, DOORS – Sports terms related to scores: RUN, LOVE, BIRDIE,… Continue Reading →

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Filmanski performs – tremendous twirling

December 8, 2023Valentina Pinto Leave a Comment

Godwin students who participate in various sports and clubs stand up in front of the entire student body to boost morale. Still, a great tradition that gets students loud is Godwin Senior, Abbie Filmanski’s, baton twirling.  Despite the sport’s low… Continue Reading →

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Rising stars

December 6, 2023Sierra Stockman Leave a Comment

Three standout Godwin seniors, Tucker Washburn, Julia Mann, and Kylie Jenkins, have been recognized as all-star athletes this season.  The students must be nominated by coaches, and show excellence with leadership on and off the field. Each of these remarkable… Continue Reading →

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The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar

December 6, 2023Michael Post Leave a Comment

Wes Anderson’s “The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar” is about a rich man, whom the short film is named after, who learns of a circus performer who could see without his eyes from a book he found. Intrigued, he sets… Continue Reading →

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Music Makes Culture

December 6, 2023Kalani Curry Leave a Comment

Over the summer the beloved music genre, Hip Hop, celebrated 50 years of song and rhythm. Since then, people have taken a bigger look at some of their favorite songs and what they really mean. Some can be seen as… Continue Reading →

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Speakership Election: a political stunt gone too far

December 6, 2023Garrett Carlton Leave a Comment

On October 3rd, The United States House of Representatives, by a vote of 216 to 210 removed House Speaker, Kevin McCarthy from his position of power; marking the first time in history that the House has successfully removed its Speaker.… Continue Reading →

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War in the Middle East – Israel vs Hamas

December 6, 2023Tucker Webb Leave a Comment

On Oct. 7, in a surprise attack, the Gaza Strip-based terrorist organization Hamas barraged Israel with upwards of 2,000 rockets, according to ABC.  While being pummeled with rockets Israel undertook ground attacks in towns surrounding Gaza. In these attacks, 1,400… Continue Reading →

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GHS athlete overcomes knee blowout

December 6, 2023Sierra Stockman Leave a Comment

Written by: Anna Goodman On March 23 Godwin senior, then junior, Aly Betz, suffered from a life-altering injury while playing an away Lacrosse game at Glen Allen High School. It took multiple days and multiple doctors until Betz was able… Continue Reading →

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In N’ Out Words-Slang Edition 2023

December 4, 2023Justine Udeh Leave a Comment

In Words Ranked (It Stays!): 1.Yap 2. Pookie 3. Mid 4. Lock-in 5. Cook 6. Pur 7. Gas 8.Smoked 9. Rizz Out words (Leave it in 2023!): 1. Ramble 2. Bae 3.Trash 4. Focus 5.Work 6. Slay 7. Fire 8.… Continue Reading →

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Magic Maks

October 25, 2023Violet Janes Leave a Comment

Godwin’s very own magician Nearly everyone has witnessed a magic trick so astounding that they felt the need to determine how it was done, more commonly experienced regarding close-up magic, ie. card tricks. Good news for Godwin students, we have… Continue Reading →

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Local government inaction worsened Lahana fires

October 3, 2023Garrett Carlton Leave a Comment

Editor’s Note: Opinions expressed on this page are solely the opinions of the student writers and do not represent the Eagle’s Eyrie or Mills E. Godwin High School. Continue Reading →

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The indictments of Trump don’t harm our democracy

October 3, 2023Tucker Webb Leave a Comment

Former President Trump has been indicted and arraigned in four separate cases that focus on various schemes on which he has been accused. Two of these cases are local and two are federal. Trump’s first indictment was in Manhattan, where… Continue Reading →

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Introduction of permanent metal detectors

October 3, 2023Justine Udeh Leave a Comment

On August 21, 2023, the first day of school, an unorganized crowd surrounded the main doors of Godwin high school. Prior to entering the building, every student had to go through one of three metal detectors located in front of… Continue Reading →

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Fresh faces on the field

October 3, 2023Anthony Sorrentino, Logan Mcginnis and Micah Carroll Leave a Comment

Over the offseason, our coaching staff made two new hires for JV football, Coach Keenan Crump and Coach Ryan Bierlair, both former Pocahontas football coaches.  Despite Crump and Bierlair being new to the program (VHSL), the team pulled off a… Continue Reading →

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Time running out as global warming increases

October 3, 2023Aalyiah Gochenour Leave a Comment

It’s been estimated by the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) that by 2030, global warming may become irreversible if we don’t take immediate action to undo the damage that has been done. Global warming has become the most pressing… Continue Reading →

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Disconnect to reconnect

October 3, 2023Joseph Gillette Leave a Comment

As Eagles spread their wings over the summer, we come to think of social media as a tool to help bring us closer together. However, some Godwin students choose to take time away from their cell phones – and they… Continue Reading →

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