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The Standard Podcast
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The Standard aims to talk to different members of the ASL community about their passions, life experiences and anything that they have on their mind.
Episodes
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Celebrity Traitors Season 2, Episodes 1-2 review
Reporters Naomi Block (’29) and Audrey Schofield (’29) review and analyze Celebrity Traitors Season 2 Episodes 1 and 2.
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Rising underground artists develop new style, place in popular culture
Reporters Antonia Waterman (’28) and Isabella Hetzler (’28) discuss the rising popularity of underground rap. They analyzed artists such as Feng, EsdeeKid, Fakemink and Nettspend, reflecting on their impact on modern pop culture, fashion and the rap industry.
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PODCAST Politics Update — October and November
Editor-in-Chief: Online Yasmine Rivera and Opinions Editor: Online Inez Stephenson debrief political events that took place over October and November. Rivera and Stephenson discussed recent U.S. elections, the U.S. government shutdown, tensions within Your Party in the U.K., the Irish…
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Duncan Pringle reflects on high school experience, childhood memories
Reporters Nishka Singh (’28) and Abigail Williams (’28) interview Grade 10 Dean Duncan Pringle about his childhood experiences at school. Pringle reflected on the difficulties of balancing family with school and the realities of growing up in a conservative neighborhood.
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Students reflect on Integrated Science: The Universe - From Atoms to Life, provide advice for final exam
Reporters Teresa Ozores Mufarej (’28), Mia Friedman (’28) and Siri Hjort (’28) discuss their experiences in Integrated Science: The Universe from Atoms to Life. They reflected on studying for the final exam learning over Grade 9.
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Growing up
Growing up
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Politics Update — Sept. 17
Editor-in-Chief: Online Yasmine Rivera and Opinions Editor: Online Inez Stephenson debrief political events that took place between Sept. 1 and Sept 14. Rivera and Stephenson discussed former Deputy Prime Minister Angela Raynor’s resignation, incidents of gun violence in the U.S. and political...
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Politics Update — Summer Recap
Editor-in-Chief: Online Yasmine Rivera and Opinions Editor: Online Inez Stephenson debrief political events that took place over the summer. Rivera and Stephenson discussed peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, the redrawing of congressional maps in Texas and California and the rise of...
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Ethan Rhodes comments on realities of university application process
Reporters Ethan Rhodes and Andrea Agostinelli discuss the university application process and future academic aspirations. Rhodes reflected on his time management skills, AP exams and summer preparation.
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Students discuss transition between Grade 8,9
Reporters Sam Cassidy and Ethan Ovenden discuss the benefits and difficulties of the transition from Grade 8 to Grade 9. Cassidy and Ovenden discussed subjects such as grades, differences in test material and the step up in difficulty.
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PODCAST Before The Madness: NCAA men’s college basketball review
Reporters Obalolu Edun and Ethan Rhodes examine the top teams in NCAA Men’s Basketball and their chances to win in March Madness. Edun and Rhodes shared their opinions on the five top-ranked college basketball programs.
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Luca Akin cogitates on long-term finance internship
Reporter Noelle Quintin talks to Luca Akin (’27) about his experience interning in finance as a high school student. From reflecting on workplace treatment to formulating career aspirations, Akin discussed the pros and cons of his work experience.
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New Champions League format improves entertainment
This season, the Champions League is following a new format. Reporters Alessandro Arpaio and Hayato Imamura break down the new format’s increased entertainment and their predictions.
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Student Spotlights
Michael Quintin (’25) reflects on his journey as a magician.
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The role of the audience
Michael Quintin (’25) reflects on his journey as a magician.
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Mark Scharen comments on transition to Teamie
Reporters Nishka Singh and Antonia Waterman discuss Teamie, the new learning management system, with High School Technology Coordinator Mark Scharen. Scharen provided insight into the process behind choosing Teamie and how the platform is working.
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Changes to NCAA NIL rules spark debate among fans
Reporters Adrian Caillaux Diaz, Ethan Rhodes and Colton Stenson explore how NIL has reshaped college football. They discussed its effect on the transfer portal and the values it was intended to uphold.
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Geopolitics Update — Episode 1
Opinions Editor: Online Rahil Punshi and News Editor: Online Nassef Sawiris reflect on current international affairs. From conflicts in the Middle East and recent elections in Europe to economic policies in the U.K., they covered a wide range of headlines.
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Grade 12 students recount experiences as first-time voters
In light of the upcoming U.S. presidential election Nov. 5, Editor-in-Chief: Online Sophia Bateman (’25) invited Diya Bambawale (’25) and Jemma Granite (’25) to discuss their experiences voting for the first time. They ran through the voting process and the impact it had on their engagement with...
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2024 US presidential election deep dive
Reporters Tarek Ahmad and Yiannis Theofilopoulos share their thoughts on the upcoming presidential election Nov. 5. They discussed Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump’s campaign strategies and addressed the likelihood of either candidate winning the election.
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2024 summer soccer transfer market surpasses expectations
Reporters Nikolay Silva and Quinn Hogan review the biggest moves, surprises and rumors from the 2024 summer soccer transfer window. In addition to discussing shocking transfers, they analyzed the impact of surprising deals.
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Pedro Sokoloff shares Latino perspective in light of Hispanic Heritage Month
Recognizing Hispanic Heritage Month, which is celebrated annually from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, Deputy Editor-in-Chief: Online Tara Behbehani invited Pedro Sokoloff (’25) to speak on his Latino heritage. Sokoloff shares highlights of his Colombian origin, personal experiences of discrimination and...
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K-Pop Rundown: 2022 award season foreshadows 2023 trends
Reporters Anita Sosa (‘25) and Blu Belinky (‘26) debate over standout K-Pop releases in 2022, analyzing the end-of-year awards and predicting trends for the coming year.
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And1 Podcast: NBA fan shares his take on playoffs controversy
Reporters Adrian Caillaux-Diaz, Colton Stenson and Theo Van Zyl interview guest Michael Dawson (’26) on his opinions about the 2023 NBA playoffs. Dawson gave his input on surprises and upsets of the second round in a podcast series that will continue next school year.
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Spotify adds TikTok-style discovery feed to app
Spotify has rolled out a new discovery feed feature that allows users to scroll and listen to a preview of audio and video clips. While the feature is similar to TikTok, it can be an excellent tool for users who are looking for new music.
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And1 Podcast: Arsenal team rises
Reporters Adrian Caillaux Diaz (’26), Colton Stenson (’26) and Theo Van Zyl (’26) review the Premier League and talk about what is to come this season. The league was full of surprises, with some teams impressing and others disappointing.
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Eagle Eye Football: World Cup predictions
The FIFA World Cup commenced Nov. 20 in Qatar. Lead Sports Editor Spencer Towfighi and First Take Club Media Director Rishi Kurada (’23) discuss their expectations and predictions for the World Cup.
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Death of Mahsa Amini evokes personal sentiment around identity, global stability
Reporters Audrey Cushman (’26) and Sanna Ekroth (’26) interview Layla Khatiblou (’25), an Iranian student, on her reaction to Mahsa Amini’s death and how it impacted those close to her.
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The Standard Sports Recap: Summarizing Ballon d'Or soccer award
Media Team members Rahil Punshi ('25) and Nassef Sawiris ('25) debrief the Ballon d'Or winners and discuss the rankings of players. The Ballon d’Or is an annual soccer award presented by news magazine France Football, honoring the male players that have performed best that year.
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VAR yields negative playability on soccer pitch
Video Assistant Referee (VAR) is a technology developed to detect offsides and fouls in soccer games that the referee cannot accurately witness. Reporter Adrian Caillaux Diaz, Colton Stenson (’26) and Alessandro Arpaio (’26) debrief the effects of VAR on the soccer world stage.
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Politics Update: September 27
Lead Opinions Editor Mia George and Lead Features Editor Rudi Chamria debrief Italy and Sweden’s shift to far-right political leadership, Russia’s escalation in the mobilization of troops and the surprising expenses of the 2022 midterm U.S. elections.
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Athlete Spotlight – Sara Kim
Varsity soccer player Sara Kim (’24) reflects on her position as a sophomore on the team and shares her individual as well as team goals for the upcoming season.
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Politics Update – September 7
Deputy Editor-in-Chief: Online Daniel de Beer and Lead Opinions Editor Mia George debrief the most important political stories of the past week.
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Politics Update - May 31
Deputy Editor-in-Chief: Online Daniel de Beer and Lead Opinions Editor Mia George debrief the most important political stories of the past week.
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The Standard aims to talk to different members of the ASL community about their passions, life experiences and anything that they have on their mind.
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