Why are our election polls getting it wrong again and again? Staff writer Lauren Schindler unbundles the controversy about poll accuracy in elections. She writes, “the inaccuracy of polling partly has to do with voters not revealing who they support...”
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2020 recap (the good kind)!
Go check out Caroline Gans “The best of the Gauntlet in the 2020 school year” to see the best articles of the year!
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Midterm season is here!
Head over to The Gauntlet to check out Jackson Nealis’ article “Answers to all your questions about exams” so you don’t miss anything important!
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Is Christmas overrated? Has Christmas spirit been tainted by consumerism?
Associate Editor, Caroline Gans, debates these questions in her new article “Is Christmas overrated?”
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Are we all living in The Bachelor era?
Senior Writer, Ansley Morris, explores the topic of “talking to multiple people at once”, in her new piece “We’re living in a “Bachelor” generation.”
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Social Media Manager, Lina Graf, writes whether Netflix documentary, The Social Dilemma, accurately represents the dangers of using social platforms.
Hop on to The Gauntlet and give “The Social Dilemma: Is it really a dilemma?” a read!
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Episode two of “Share Your Voice” with host Cassidy Miller and guest Kyla Carter is here!
In today’s episode, Miller hosts singer and actress, Kyla Carter, who speaks about her career along with the importance of staying positive and lifting others up.
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Catholicism, politics, and everything in between.
Jackson Nealis’ new article “Amy Coney Barrett and Joe Biden: Catholicism and politics in 2020” explores the history and evolution of Catholicism in politics.
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Do you know the many faces of Mr. Revard?
Mr. Revard can switch languages, accents, AND personalities at will.
Watch Charlie Sherrill’s second episode of “My Strange Addiction," which features an up-close look at the many sides of Mr. Revard
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You never know what the person to your left is feeling, which battles they’re fighting, and what they’re thinking about.
Sarabeth Wester writes about the importance of not assuming what others are going through in her new article “Closed-door battles.”
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Wildfires, a pandemic, political disunity... we can’t seem to catch a break! But, could it all be a blessing in disguise?
Caroline Gans writes that “2020 was a blessing, not a curse” in her new article addressing 2020 as a wake-up call for next year.
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Eager to see the senior notables in the yearbook? Take this quiz to see which senior notable you might get in the future. Link in bio. https://t.co/DgpqK9ZBzu
Senior Anika Kennedy signed to Oberlin College to be a member of their swimming and diving program! Click the link in bio to stay updated on all things SSES. https://t.co/D01lNOOimB
How well do you know Saint Stephen's math whiz Mr. Cotton? Take the quiz to find out as part of our continuing Gauntlet series "Teacher Trivia." Link in bio. https://t.co/t65VyomjBP
Believe it or not, US Assembly took place today, virtually! StuCo Pres Jackson Dillingham and admin delivered a fun video-assembly with all the announcements and spirit competitions we’re used to. Head to The… https://t.co/wF6Q3wCC6C
In “This is what remote learning looks like,” Sanna Lexhed paints a picture of what virtual school really looks like. And... She explains the benefits and drawbacks of going virtual as a result of COVID-19. Link in bio https://t.co/SaDuYn11DQ
Right now you’re probably at home, isolated from all of your friends, sitting on a stock-pile of toilet paper and non-perishable goods. Chances are, you're bored out of your mind. Head to Sanna Lexhed’s “Isolation… https://t.co/DvKSjCam7a
There are a lot of questions flying around out there with the kick-off of remote learning tomorrow. The new “Coronavirus Update” section is a one-stop shop: articles on how and when remote classes will run, recent… https://t.co/FxkBH83ycS
“COVID-19 sweeps Manatee County; SSES to close through April 6.” This article outlines everything you need to know about the SSES shutdown if you’re a student, staff or family member. This is a developing story.… https://t.co/8MLnANRWXJ
“What it’s like living with ADHD” is a piece about reality of the disorder (what it really is and what really goes on in the ADHD brain). This feature written by middle schooler Betsy Neal is truly illuminating.… https://t.co/8nyrwFybUA