Editorial Board

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The Dart‘s main editorials accompany centerspreads to provide an opinion or outlook on the topic covered. They are written by a staffer but published anonymously after review from the editorial board.

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Do the stereotypes that are placed onto our school cause student relationships with outside schools to be unhealthy?

by Editorial Board
January 23, 2022

Does being part of the STA sisterhood result in FOMO?

by Editorial Board
September 30, 2021

We Need To Do More To Encourage Diversity On Campus

by Editorial Board
March 11, 2021

American Consumerism Creates Toxic Environments for Professional Football Players

by Editorial Board
February 11, 2021

One generation’s actions can transform the stigma surrounding mental health

by Editorial Board
November 24, 2019

College length classes do not define “college prep”

by Editorial Board
October 24, 2019

Social media sponsorships skew our perception of realistic health standards

by Editorial Board
September 16, 2019

Affirmative action benefits college classrooms

by Editorial Board
October 24, 2018

Grieving is a process

by Editorial Board
November 13, 2017

The media’s response was not warranted

by Editorial Board
October 16, 2017

Congratulations to the 2017 Scholastic Arts Awards recipients

by Editorial Board
February 3, 2017

Stealing doesn’t “stick it to the man”

by Editorial Board and Ellie Grever
December 20, 2016

Focusing on the black lives

by Editorial Board, Ellie Grever, and Kate Jones
November 30, 2016

Endorsing Hillary Clinton

by Editorial Board
November 8, 2016

Parents should respect their child’s privacy when tracking them

by Editorial Board
September 23, 2016

Where we come from helps define who we are, the stereotypes do not

by Editorial Board and Ellie Grever
May 7, 2016

Freshmen and seniors need to eliminate class prejudices

by Editorial Board and Ellie Grever
April 20, 2016

Attention to everyday environmental impact will positively influence the world

by Editorial Board and Ellie Grever
March 8, 2016

Americans should use wealth for the common good

by Editorial Board and Ellie Grever
December 7, 2015

Curricular differences should be used as springboard for improvements

by Editorial Board and Ellie Grever
November 8, 2015

The disabilities of our classmates don’t define them

by Editorial Board and Ellie Grever
October 5, 2015

Technology is beneficial for students if physical interaction is still enforced

by Editorial Board and Ellie Grever
September 13, 2015

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Do the stereotypes that are placed onto our school cause student relationships with outside schools to be unhealthy?

Does being part of the STA sisterhood result in FOMO?

We Need To Do More To Encourage Diversity On Campus

American Consumerism Creates Toxic Environments for Professional Football Players

One generation’s actions can transform the stigma surrounding mental health

College length classes do not define “college prep”

Social media sponsorships skew our perception of realistic health standards

Affirmative action benefits college classrooms

Grieving is a process

The media’s response was not warranted

Congratulations to the 2017 Scholastic Arts Awards recipients

Stealing doesn’t “stick it to the man”

Focusing on the black lives

Endorsing Hillary Clinton

Parents should respect their child’s privacy when tracking them

Where we come from helps define who we are, the stereotypes do not

Freshmen and seniors need to eliminate class prejudices

Attention to everyday environmental impact will positively influence the world

Americans should use wealth for the common good

Curricular differences should be used as springboard for improvements

The disabilities of our classmates don’t define them

Technology is beneficial for students if physical interaction is still enforced

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