SAANVI LAMBA, Editor-in-Chief Walk into a college football stadium on a Saturday, and it’s difficult to ignore how huge your surroundings feel. The stands are packed, cameras are everywhere, and the game is broadcast to millions. There’s merch being sold, ads on repeat, and money flowing in from many directions. College sports may look like school spirit on the surface, but beneath the surface, they operate like a major business. Once you review the numbers, this idea becom

SAANVI LAMBA, Editor-in-Chief From intense debates to long bus rides and team wins, Model United Nations at North Brunswick Township High School has become more than just a club. It is something that students look forward to and grow from throughout the year. Model UN focuses on researching political and historical topics while also giving students the chance to debate and work together in real time. Students act as delegates, tackling global issues by speaking, writing, a

SAANVI LAMBA, Editor-in-Chief Voting is one of the most important responsibilities in a democracy. In the United States, citizens must be at least 18 years old to vote in federal elections. Recently, however, some lawmakers and advocacy groups have suggested lowering the voting age to 16. Supporters of the idea argue that many teenagers are already informed about politics and public policy. High school students frequently study government in history class and follow curren