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Weight loss progress: Izzakhar Larkin’s weight loss

Ten Ways To Help Lose Weight

Christian Rios and Kyle Nelson | March 27, 2025

Losing weight isn’t just about losing pounds, it’s also about creating healthier habits that last a lifetime. Whether it’s dropping a few pounds or making a significant lifestyle change, there are many ways to approach weight loss. Here are ten great ways to help lose weight and become healthier.   Create...

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A Turn Towards Technology: Clipart of AI taking over teaching in schools. Photo courtesy: Creative Commons

The Future of Learning

Is AI in Education a Risk or Reward?
Laney Chan, Staff Writer | March 26, 2025

ChatGPT, School AI, Gemini, Grammarly, and more forms of AI are on the rise. Whether accessing Artificial Intelligence (AI) for personal or educational use, the technological realm is increasing rapidly. In schools, both students and teachers have taken advantage of AI, using the device to help in...

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Studying in the TLC: Students studying from first-period study hall in the TLC, February 27, 2025. Photo Courtesy: Amara Dalipi.

Study Smarter

Advice from AP students and Upperclassmen
Amara Dalipi, Staff Writer | March 26, 2025

As more than half of the school year is finished at Foran, students continue to keep up their grades while balancing their lives after school. Many students struggle with stress from schoolwork, quizzes, and tests, but there are many ways to study and be prepared. Some students may not know where to...

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The Perfect Gingerbread House: Gingerbread house assembled using these pro tips, November 23, 2022. Photo by: Ellie Pasacreta

Did Someone Say Gingerbread?

Guide to Making the PERFECT Gingerbread House
Gianna Weaver and Ellie Pasacreta | December 20, 2024

As the holiday season approaches with a chill in the air many people looking for festive indoor activities might enjoy making gingerbread houses. Whether someone is making a gingerbread house for the first time, or making them year after year, here are some helpful tips to perfect them.  When looking...

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Miss. Randy in culinary: Miss. Randy self-portrait. Photo by Kyle Nelson

Exploring Miss Randy’s Culinary Journey

Christian Rios and Kyle Nelson | December 12, 2024

Randy Colin (Miss Randy) is a hard-working, single mother who works as the bake shop teacher for Foran High School. She has a passion for cooking and baking, as it's been a big part of her life. She went to college for six years and she got an associate's degree in liberal arts, a bachelor of fine...

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Oreo Bites: Finished product, November 29, 2023. Photo courtesy: @alyssatherecipecritic on Tiktok

Seasonal Sweets

Must-Try Treats This Holiday Season
Jacob Przybylowicz and Ryan Lawrence | December 6, 2024

As the holiday season quickly approaches, families prepare by making various treats. From seasonal cookie bars to traditional brownie bites, it is ensured that these goods bring warmth and joy to homes worldwide. Oreo Bites One popular treat trending on social media is Oreo bites. These small treats...

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A Month of gifts : An advent calendar fetchuring figures of characters from the famous Christmas movie National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.

The Gifts That Keep on Giving

Lily Schoen and Ava Cleary | December 3, 2024

Toys, makeup, collectibles, chocolate, and food—advent calendars have been rising in popularity in recent years as a gift or a tradition during the holiday season. These ten calendars may differ in theme but seem to be the show-stoppers this year. Growing up, advent calendars consisted of a little...

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At the Podium: Senior and MUN club officer Allie Regan speaks at the ChargerMUN conference. October 2023. Photo by: Dabi Lee.

Welcome to the Club

Clubs to Join Freshman Year
Dabi Lee and Connor Rizzo | October 8, 2024

Perhaps the most common advice that a student might receive in their first year at Foran is to, in some way, get involved. For those who play a sport, a feeling of belonging might come before school even begins. However, some students may struggle to find their niche in a brand-new environment. Foran’s...

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New Leadership, New Goals: Foran Introduces Jeffrey Raucci as the New Athletic Director

New Leadership, New Goals: Foran Introduces Jeffrey Raucci as the New Athletic Director

William MacKnight and Jagger Rees | September 26, 2024

With the retirement of former athletic director Anthony Vitelli, Foran welcomes former health teacher, Jeffrey Raucci. With a career spanning over 10 years in teaching and coaching, Raucci brings his experience and a fresh perspective to the athletic program. His commitment to promoting student-athlete...

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Life, You Only Have One of Them

Life, You Only Have One of Them

Military Options For Graduating Students
Carlie Mae Simard, Staff Writer | March 15, 2024

As the high school curtains close, a new stage beckons graduates: choosing a career. Upon tossing their graduation caps, many students would choose to march towards a different kind of education, trading textbooks for tactical training. Joining the military post-graduation is about commitment to growth...

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Bundle of Flowers: This LEGO bouquet retails for $59.99, with a cheaper alternative pictured on the right, January 16, 2024,

Love Around the Corner

Finding the Perfect Valentine’s Gift
Jasmine Phung and Dabi Lee | February 7, 2024

          Love is in the air in the month of February as Valentine’s Day nears. The holiday provides an opportunity for one to express their affection in gifts and quality time. However, whether you have a partner this Valentine’s Day, or are looking to show your appreciation for a friend, the...

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Obesity on the rise: The percentage of obese children in America has been on the rise from 1988 to 2018.

Physical Fitness in Education: Is P.E. Worth the Sweat?

Pacey Larka and Joshua Azpiri-Sudusky | December 6, 2023

           A startling 22 percent of schools in America do not have physical education classes at all, according to the Washington Post.            From elementary school to high school, physical education is a big part of a student’s day, because it is a break from the long classroom...

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