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As the Republican primaries begin in states across the country, what appeared to be a wide field of challengers to former President Donald Trump has…
Social Justice Week at IHS By RANI SETHUPATHY, Member of the 2024 SJW Committee IHS is hosting another Social Justice Week this year from March…
The IHS students representatives to the Board of Education have thus far attended four Board Meetings this school year. During that time they have scheduled…
In order for a proposed amendment to the New York State (NYS) Constitution to make it to the ballot, it must first pass through both…
Climate change is widely considered one of the greatest challenges of our time. The result of excessive burning of fossil fuels and environmental destruction, it…
On October 6, it was announced that this year’s Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to 51-year-old Narges Mohammadi, a human rights activist in Iran,…
America is in the midst of a tumultuous period of partisan politics. The left and the right are engaged in a cyclical struggle for power,…
On September 19, over one hundred community members, Cornell University students, staff, and faculty gathered at Ho Plaza, calling for an increase in the university’s…
ICSD’s cafeterias use approximately 268,740 single-use spoons and forks every year, according to Beth Krause, director of the ICSD Child Nutrition Program. A combined effort…