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By Emily Burich

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By Alex Gryciuk  What is the difference between a teacher and a train? The teacher says “spit out your gum” while the train says “chew, chew, chew!” Why do math books always look so sad? They are filled with problems.  Which class was the caterpillar most excited to take? Mothematics.  How do you get straightContinue reading “Back to School Dad Jokes“

By Raymond Gao

 By Laila Barboza Being in different sizes, with vegan friendly options, and everything from ice cream cakes and cookies. Do Oreos deserve the hype? Yes. My favorite way to enjoy an oreo is a little basic but by taking it in half and eating one side at a time. So good. Oreos are perfect forContinue reading “Oreos”

By Cynthia Andary Wrap Use any meat of your choice (like turkey, steak, or chicken), add some lettuce, your favorite cheese (like american, cheddar, swiss, or provolone) and a light dressing to tie it all together.  Salad Salads can be made in many variations. Caesar is a nice classic choice. For a caesar salad youContinue reading “School Lunch Ideas”

By Emily Burich Whether I’m just waking up or getting home from school, I’m always craving bagels.  When I’m upset about something, instead of getting mad, I’ll make myself a bagel and life becomes great again.  There are two types of bagels I make every week, so I decided to talk about them in caseContinue reading “The Best Comfort Food”

By Jupiter Polevoi Before indulging yourself in the sweets of the new school year, take a trip down memory lane with the popsicles you always wanted to make! With only 2 ingredients, these easy and refreshing popsicles are a great back to school summer snack! Ingredients Needed to Make This Popsicle Recipe: 12 ounces ofContinue reading “Gummy Bear Popsicles”

 By Cat Kemp Mac and cheese: the childhood staple that will always be delicious. Personally, I would eat mac and cheese almost every day throughout elementary and middle school, so when I learned that I could no longer eat it at the beginning of freshman year I was more than devastated. Creamy, warm, and familiar—macContinue reading “Annie’s Vegan Mac”

By Emily Burich Whether I’m just waking up or getting home from school, I’m always craving bagels.  When I’m upset about something, instead of getting mad, I’ll make myself a bagel and life becomes great again.  There are two types of bagels I make every week, so I decided to talk about them in caseContinue reading “The Best Comfort Food”