Headliners of Summer – Page 12 – Headliners in Education

“Ms. Marvel” subverts common Desi tropes and brings a breath of fresh air

Boomika Velineni, Dougherty Valley High School
June 29, 2022

Phoebe Bridgers rocks out during her second night in D.C. on the Reunion Tour

Fiona Feingold, Quince Orchard High School
June 27, 2022

Long Island Pride leaders want people to support the LGBTQ+ community year-round, not just at Pride

Rei Wolfsohn, Hunter College
June 25, 2022

Fans of Ole Miss baseball cheer their team all the way to Omaha and the College World Series

Kara Graham , Tupelo (Miss.) High School
June 18, 2022

Universal Studios Hollywood: Rides, reviews, and recommendations

Apoorva Khandelwal, California High School
August 29, 2021

“The Curie Society”: The first all-female STEM graphic novel

Sidhi Dhanda, Hopkinton High School
August 29, 2021

LuLu’s Lucky Lentils: A project devoted to feeding the homeless

Amanda Treto, Pinecrest Glades Academy High
August 17, 2021

Hiking the Colorado Trail alone

Maya Dawson, Conifer High
August 14, 2021

How Bahari became Bahari

Min Ji Choi, Christian Academy of Guatemala
August 13, 2021

Take a dive Into Bahari

Apoorva Khandelwal, California High
August 12, 2021

Why visit Antigua, Guatemala, of all places? Well, there’s the coffee, the volcanoes, the architecture . . .

Min Ji Choi, Christian Academy of Guatemala
August 10, 2021

“The Curie Society” empowers with a new generation of heroic characters

Genevieve Morrison, Wayland High
August 7, 2021

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