PDA Predicament
Written by Ayomi Wolff
There is nothing worse than walking up the back stairwell from the second floor, on your way back to class from the good bathrooms (you know, the yellow ones),...
Ayomi Wolff, Visual Content Editor
• March 15, 2020
The Student Television Network (STN) Competition, set to be hosted in DC on March 12-15th, was canceled on Thursday the 12th due to the recent reports of coronavirus cases within the city.
Wilson would...
Ayomi Wolff, Visual Content Editor
• March 7, 2020
Recently, I attended Maret School’s spring musical, "Once On This Island."
After the show, I was left with an uncomfortable pit in my stomach due to the racial boundaries that are drawn in the score...
There are eight sections of The Beacon, including visuals, that the average reader diligently scans through as they peruse the paper—and never throw on the atrium floor. For those who ask "ok... but...
“There’s change coming, once and for all,” announces the defiant cast of “Newsies” at Arena Stage. “Newsies,” a Disney musical, is a hearty, riotous, and spectacular show about poor New York...
Last month, disputes broke out regarding the right of college journalists at Northwestern University to publish images of public protesters. Student protestors argued that the newspaper fed off of arrested...
How long is too long for information to remain online? Should past mistakes made by ordinary people be forever immortalized on the internet? This is the question the “Right To Be Forgotten” attempts...
Ayomi Wolff, Visual Content Editor
• October 14, 2019
Junior Nikki Keating, senior Aline Contreras, and two students who chose to remain anonymous resigned from this year’s fall musical, “Matilda,” because they believe the show was cast unfairly and...
Putt-putt-sputter. Your car gives one last cough of the exhaust then sinks into its tires, dead. You have someplace to be with no ride. Perhaps a jitney is in order?
“Jitney,” by August Wilson,...
Ayomi Wolff, Visual Content Editor
• February 8, 2019
My project is an examination of the stereotypes and aspects of womanhood through the exaggeration of said aspects and their flaws.
Although these pieces are part of a bigger project, they can stand...
Ayomi Wolff, Visual Content Editor
• January 27, 2019
As I walk down the halls, I can hear the loud hollers and yells from kids making their way to their classrooms. While passing a group of white kids I can’t help but listen to their conversation, their...
A series of DCPS investigations have found an alarming rate of residency fraud across the District. In Duke Ellington, pictured left, nearly a third of the student body is attending without paying legally-mandated...
“I have a dream.” Estas palabras inmortales fueron pronunciadas nada menos que por el Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., activista de los derechos civiles en 1950-60. El discurso de Dr. King sigue siendo...
CAFETEROS BILINGÜES- Café Bilingüe se reúne cada miércoles durante STEP, donde estudiantes pueden comer, hablar, y descansar. El club se enfoca en crear un ambiente positivo en donde se puede crear...
Many people are familiar with the genre of jazz. Deep soulful saxophone, blaring trumpets, and the kind of music that will give you the blues. But not everyone is as familiar with Wilson’s Jazz Band....
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