February marks the month of love! As heart-shaped items in vibrant shades of red, pink, and white fill the shelves of stores, you’ll probably ponder…
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Australia’s Social Media Ban for Minors and Data Privacy
By BENJAMIN YOU on February 2025
Australia’s Social Media Bans. Reuters The Australian government has recently passed new regulations banning children under the age of sixteen from using social media platforms.…
Fast Food Needs Fast Action
By CAEDMON SETHUPATHY on February 2025
We live in a world of fitness influencers and constant weight loss marketing. Our athletes are fitter than at any other time in American history,…
Controversial Takes: Artificial Intelligence in Revolutionizing Entertainment
By CLAIRE PARK, MIA CHO on February 2025
Advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) are constantly reshaping our industries, and the world of media and entertainment is no exception. AI-generated film scripts, digital artwork,…
Holiday Marketing Exploits Youth and Sparks Overspending
By BENJAMIN YOU on December 2024
Holiday-themed marketing on a computer. Gelato Marketing efforts become more aggressive during the holidays as businesses aim to boost sales. A notable shift in recent…
Honest Reviews: Different Types of People During the Holidays
By CONNIE ZHENG, MIA CHO on December 2024
Clinking glasses in a festive setting. Yaymaker After twelve long months, we are finally in the last stretch of 2024, gearing up for a month…
The Democratic Problem: Both Party and System
By CAEDMON SETHUPATHY on December 2024
Iam a proud American, born to bleed red, white, and blue. I will always be proud of the great American experiment. We are the first…
Don’t Let It Be “Joever”: Strategies for Resistance
By ACE DUFRESNE on December 2024
The 2024 presidential election was a slap in the face of our generation. Its outcomes are not only terrifying, but deadly: for Ukrainians, for Palestinians,…
Is Nikocado Avocado Actually “Two Steps Ahead?”
By ASHLEY PARK on November 2024
A mukbang star known for his outrageous eating habits and dramatic persona has recently undergone a huge transformation. News of his 250-pound weight loss has…
Colleges’ Impact at COP29 on Climate Action
By BENJAMIN YOU on November 2024
The United Nations Climate Change Conference, or COP29, will bring people from all over the world together in November. Countries gather for this significant event…
Controversial Takes: The Necessity of Daylight Saving Time
By CLAIRE PARK, MIA CHO on November 2024
Twice a year, millions of people adjust their clocks forward or backward by an hour to observe daylight saving time (DST). This year, DST will…
Honest Reviews: Which Candies Should You Indulge in This Halloween?
By CONNIE ZHENG, MIA CHO on October 2024
One year ago, we wrote our first “Honest Reviews” on our opinions of different types of candies. To celebrate this anniversary, we’re going back to…
Controversial Takes: Should U.S.-Trained Athletes Represent Other Countries?
By CAEDMON SETHUPATHY, CLAIRE PARK on October 2024
Every four years, the most talented athletes from every corner of the world gather together to compete at the Summer Olympics. There are few moments…
ICSD Budget Woes: How the District Can Manage this Year’s Challenges More Effectively
By LIONEL MARGOLIN on October 2024
A large majority vote toppled the Board of Education’s budget proposal last spring, leaving over 5.9 million dollars in cuts from the planned budget. This…
The Government’s Role in Climate Change
By BENJAMIN YOU on October 2024
Climate change’s effects are now immediate concerns affecting communities everywhere, not just far-off dangers. To effectively solve this global catastrophe, the government must step up.…
A Case for Over-the-Counter Contraceptives
By NORA GREENSPUN on September 2024
Accessible contraception, particularly over-the-counter (OTC) medication, has been especially controversial since the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade. Opponents of OTC access have viable…
Honest Reviews: What You Need so You Can Lock In This Year
By CONNIE ZHENG, MIA CHO on September 2024
When it comes to the start of school, there are two types of people: those who are optimistic and ready for the new year, and…
Drunk Driving Isn’t Just About Cars
By DINITHI SENEVIRATHNA on September 2024
On August 7, Suga, a member of the globally renowned K-pop group BTS, was found fallen outside his apartment building after riding home drunk on…
Why Celebrities Have an Obligation to Speak on Political Issues
By COCO HAMILTON on September 2024
Note: This article was written on August 8, 2024, and may contain outdated information. In 2003, The Dixie Chicks were blacklisted in Hollywood, subjected to…
Controversial Takes: A Futuristic Approach to Criminal Rehabilitation
By CLAIRE PARK, MIA CHO on September 2024
A Visualization of the Cognify Prison Method. NewsNation The hypothetical concept of an AI-assisted prisoner experience has recently sparked controversy across social media platforms. The…
Respect and Duty: College is Not the Only Goal
By CAEDMON SETHUPATHY on September 2024
Disclaimer: This article focuses solely on college bound high school students. As such, it is only meant to reflect the characteristics of that demographic. Senioritis…
Rethinking Students’ Engagement with Current Events
By THE TATTLER EDITORIAL BOARD on September 2024
In today’s turbulent times, finding an effective way to engage with current events is more important than ever. The Tattler Editorial Board believes that it…
Controversial Takes: The Polarized Transformation of JoJo Siwa
By CLAIRE PARK, CONNIE ZHENG on June 2024
Singer and dancer JoJo Siwa has rebranded from her bubbly persona and colorful wardrobe to embrace an edgier style. On April 5, 2024, she released…
Honest Reviews: Different Forms of Social Media Posts
By CONNIE ZHENG, MIA CHO on June 2024
With summer right around the corner, we’ll soon find ourselves with more time to spare. How you spend your time may vary, but we can…
Reflections on Romance
By CAEDMON SETHUPATHY on June 2024
“I love you.” These three words carry so much meaning in our American culture that they saturate the media, pull at our heartstrings, and solidify…
The transition to high school is challenging for many, with higher expectations, harder classes, and a new environment. In eighth grade, students are introduced to…
The Case for Non-Traditional Learning
By THE TATTLER EDITORIAL BOARD on May 2024
Non-traditional learning methods are teaching styles that foster creativity and student participation. When teachers break classroom routines or pull students out from within the walls…