By Nadia Paschal
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, a new format of learning has opened up for students across the nation. Despite the convenience of online learning, is this really what is best for students?
Living in the age...
By Kolin Kriner
“Saltburn”, directed by Emerald Fennell, took the world by storm with its masterful imagery, tone and cinematography. A brilliantly crafted story of disturbance, deceit, and classism, it walks a line of discomfort and humor, delivering dry comedy...
By Janey Waters
Online learning has transformed not only how educators teach across the country but also how students learn. With the rising prevalence of pseudo-classrooms online, students are finally offered the choice and given control over their education. They...
By Victoria Campbell
Fast fashion is affordable and trendy, but would you continue to buy from it if you knew the cost that had to be paid?
Some of your very own favorite brands might be considered fast fashion, including Shein,...
Students at a slime making event put on by Trio Student Support Services.
By Nadia Paschal
As the semester reaches a certain point, students may begin to feel daunted by all of the work and stress that has been accumulating.
Some are...
By: Jeremy Binning
The holidays are the most wonderful time of the year, at least according to George Wyle, the original composer. But it is also a time when many people find themselves not feeling as festive as others. With...
Editorial
Our end-of-semester editorials usually mark the graduation of a beloved editor, but in this final issue of the year, we say goodbye to Shawn Murphy, Cardinal Points’ faculty adviser of 26 years, as he retires. Much of the success...
By: Daniela Raymond
If you knew that the latest iPhones, MacBooks, cars and cameras were being manufactured by thousands of people suffering and dying, would you still be so eager to get the latest version?
Every single piece of technology that...
By Kiyanna Noel
I was good at math, science and even history, but English was my strongest subject. I loved writing little stories with made up characters and plots. My middle school teachers encouraged me to pursue an English degree,...
By Daniela Raymond
I’ve always had a way with words. Often, I find myself searching for words or what to say when speaking, but with writing, this has never been an issue.
Throughout high school I dreamed of joining our school’s...
