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A still from Greta Gerwigs Barbie, starring Margot Robbie (center), and Ryan Gosling (right). Controversially, neither Gerwig nor Robbie was nominated for Best Director or Best Actress, respectively.
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Micah Green, Editor-in-Chief • February 1, 2024
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Micah Green, Co-Editor-in-Chief • December 14, 2023
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Anna Shtrikman, Staff Writer • December 5, 2023
Ye the Prophet? How Ye’s Anti-Semitism Foreshadowed the Post-Oct 7 World
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Adina Frid-Madden, Staff Writer • March 12, 2024
Students getting to class.
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Anna Shtrikman, Staff Writer • March 7, 2024
Dr. Dooley stands in front of paintings by Mark Rothko (left), Lee Krasner (top), and Salvador Dalí (bottom).
Dr. Dooley Paints a Picture of Her New Art History Class
Micah Green, Co-Editor-in-Chief • March 7, 2024
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People say that great art takes time, and if that’s true, then Dr. Dooley’s upcoming AP Art History class will be an excellent one. Dr. Dooley originally asked to teach the class in 2020, during her first interview with Mr. Lindsay, after teaching it at her previous school, Kehillah Jewish High School. However, due to a lack of teachers in the Social Science department to teach the core classes as well as the birth of her child, Dr. Dooley wasn’t able to teach it at Milken. But after going through the process of implementing a new class, which involves filling out a form with information about how the class is consistent with Milken’s mission, and why it should be implemented now, Dr. Dooley will finally be teaching an AP Art History class.
People say that great art takes time, and if that’s true, then Dr. Dooley’s upcoming AP Art History class will be an excellent one. Dr. Dooley originally asked to teach the class in 2020, during her first interview with Mr. Lindsay, after teaching it at her previous school, Kehillah Jewish High School. However, due to a lack of teachers in the Social Science department to teach the core classes as well as the birth of her child, Dr. Dooley wasn’t able to teach it at Milken. But after going through the process of implementing a new class, which involves filling out a form with information about how the class is consistent with Milken’s mission, and why it should be implemented now, Dr. Dooley will finally be teaching an AP Art History class.
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Bring gently used spring clothing to the bins at the front of the school. Let your clothes live!
Bring gently used spring clothing to the bins at the front of the school. Let your clothes live!
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Outer space. The Sun. The solar system. Stars. Moons. Constellations. Black holes. The Big Bang. These are concepts relating to space that are often shrouded in mystery, yet their fascinating nature has always intrigued human beings. During the day, we wonder how one seemingly small orb of light can illuminate our whole world. At night, we have always looked up at the sky in awe at the glowing balls of fire and the large orbiting rock that channel the deepest depths of our curiosity. From Galileo in the 1500s to NASA today, humans have always strived to comprehend and explore the vast vacuum that surrounds our planet Earth. 

Next school year, Milken Juniors and Seniors will have the opportunity to join this exploration in a year-long Astronomy class taught by Science teacher Mr. Gallway. Astronomy is the study of all the celestial objects that are beyond Earth’s atmosphere. Mr. Gallway has been developing an “astronomy hobby” over the past two years where has avidly studied many topics related to the subject and has been inspired to share “some of the amazing things he has learned about our universe.”
Outer space. The Sun. The solar system. Stars. Moons. Constellations. Black holes. The Big Bang. These are concepts relating to space that are often shrouded in mystery, yet their fascinating nature has always intrigued human beings. During the day, we wonder how one seemingly small orb of light can illuminate our whole world. At night, we have always looked up at the sky in awe at the glowing balls of fire and the large orbiting rock that channel the deepest depths of our curiosity. From Galileo in the 1500s to NASA today, humans have always strived to comprehend and explore the vast vacuum that surrounds our planet Earth. Next school year, Milken Juniors and Seniors will have the opportunity to join this exploration in a year-long Astronomy class taught by Science teacher Mr. Gallway. Astronomy is the study of all the celestial objects that are beyond Earth’s atmosphere. Mr. Gallway has been developing an “astronomy hobby” over the past two years where has avidly studied many topics related to the subject and has been inspired to share “some of the amazing things he has learned about our universe.”
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