Taiwan Legalizes Gay Marriage
By: Sarah Yi (Correspondent) Taiwan is the first Asian country to legalize gay marriage. Tears of joy spread across the nation and they hope that this will spark a ripple effect across Asia.
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Month: May 2019
Who Won the School Committee Election?
By: Emma Botelho (Correspondent) After a spirited day of Sharon Town Elections, Ms. Marcy Kaplan and Ms. Fern Fergus were elected to the School Committee.
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Rural School In South Korea Now Accepts Illiterate Grandmothers
By: Anabelle Keimach (Correspondent) As the birth rate has plummeted in South Korea over the past few decades, Daegu Elementary school in Gingjin County has seen its classroom sizes dwindle, leading them to enroll grandmothers who never got their own classroom experience growing up.
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Why Tottenham Will Win the UEFA Champions League
By: Jack Zinman (Sports Editor) For the first time since the team was founded 137 years ago, Tottenham Hotspur Football Club will be playing for a Champions League trophy as they have squeezed their way through to the 2018/19 Champions League final.
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Pleistocene Park: Bringing Back the Ice Age and the Woolly Mammoth
By: Anabelle Keimach (Correspondent) After watching their home in Siberia melt away, two Russian scientists have a plan to slow the effects of climate change by restoring the ecosystem of the last Ice Age.
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Why Liverpool Will Win the UEFA Champions League
By: Matt Jacobson (Online Sports Editor) Liverpool Football Club will defeat the Tottenham Hotspurs Football Club, both of the Premier League in England, on June 1, 2019 in the Union of European Football Associations Champions League Final in Madrid, Spain at Wanda Metropolitano Stadium.
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Uber-Involved Kidnappings Cause Frequent Users to Question the Service
By: Simone Dunbar (Correspondent) On May 13, 2019, a Pittsburgh Uber driver was charged with kidnapping and false imprisonment after threatening to kidnap two women he was driving.
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Tiger Woods Makes Epic Return
By: Jared Karten (Sports Correspondent) With his recent Masters win, Tiger Woods looks to have preserved his golf dominance.
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Democrats Tackle Education Reform
By: Sarah Hirschorn (Online Editor in Chief) The future of primary, secondary, and college education are on the minds of millions of Americans, as the 2020 election inches closer.
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Sharon Ultimate Nears States With Injuries
By: Jesse A. Cook (Sports Editor) Nearing their season-capping tournaments, the Sharon High School ultimate team is short-staffed compared to their opening-night numbers. They have sustained three season-ending injuries to three of their top players, senior Sam Fergenbaum, junior Bhuvan Pottepalem, and senior Ayush Thacker.
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Sharonites Thrive in the Sports World
By: Matt Jacobson (Online Sports Editor) Sharon is known for its school system and family friendly town, but most people do not know that this town boosts some top tier athletes and coaches.
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