As they say, “Every good thing must come to an end” and this school year too, has reached its end. For some of us writers
Author: Denise Evans
Breaking Down the BACE
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The Eyes that Smiled: America’s Irish Story
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Presidents’ Day: The Men Who Made a Nation
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The Lunar Connection: Chinese New Year
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Senior Saber Update: New College Acceptances!
It’s wintertime, and The Caduceus Times has updates on some Senior Sabers who have received acceptance decisions from colleges!! We wanted to take a moment
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The Ghost of Christmas Past and the Hope of Christmas Future
“What is Christmas? It is tenderness for the past, courage for the present, hope for the future.” Agnes M. Pohro The state of the world
“Across the Universe”: the Legacy of Lennon 40 years After His Death
The night of December 8, 1980, shots rang out in front of the Dakota building in the Upper West Side of Manhattan. In an instant,