Volume 31 Issue 5

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Forks on Roads Increase Traffic

Written by: Titus Chan

“Silver? Where?” said one driver.Photo by Austin Choy Last month, the Bureau of Accelerating Inland Transportation (BAIT), a recently established California government agency, passed a bill …

Briefs

Google Debuts Uneditable Spellchecker for Names

Written by: Iris Hochwalt

Following President Trump’s inauguration, Alphabet, Google’s parent company, announced that they were debuting a new feature across Google products: spell check for names. “For too long …

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Traffic Laws Apply to Scooters Too vs. Huh? I Can’t Hear You Through My AirPods

Written by: Gavriel Feria

Point: Traffic Laws Apply to Scooters Too It totally didn’t surprise me last week when I was walking to my 12 p.m. discussion at the top …

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State to Become Church

Written by: Ren Wallace

“What if thy neighbor is a Democrat?” asked Alito.Photo by Ezra Bihis Following a 233-year-long separation, Church and State reunited in the US Department of Justice …

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Mexico Renames Mall of America

Written by: Farhad Taraporevala

“This is easily the hardest class I’ve ever taken,” said one International Business major.Photo by Liv Gilbert Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that Mexico will be …

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Democrats Deny Existence of Trump

Written by: Liv Gilbert

“It’s pretty crazy that we don’t have a President, but I guess we’ll make do,” said one Democrat.Photo by Dylan Schmidt With Republicans controlling all branches …

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It’s Really Hard Being The Little Stinker of American Law

Written by: Olga Vysotsky

Listen, in my heart, fundamentally, I’m just a chill guy, you know? I went to Yale, sure, but not in a lame, pretentious way, only because …

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Top Ten Gentle Parenting Techniques

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Top Ten Things to Do In The Gym

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‘Great Frog’ Spawns ‘Mist-erious’ Community Among Literature Students

Written by: Beth Becker

“It whispers to me when no-one is around,” said Leslie.Photo by Janice Kim Following the start of the rainy season, an ancient water deity revealed itself …