by Tetyana Ivanishena, a senior at North Penn High School
Using standardized tests to place students in specific difficulty levels is not fair and could leave many perfectly capable students in the dust.
by Erica DePascale, a senior at North Penn High School
Though the vaccination is a lot more painful than a regular shot, it's important not to skip out on the last two treatments.
by Samantha Fassak, a sophomore at Central Bucks West High School
Gone are days when people dressed up for church and listened intently to a Latin mass. Some of the changes are positive, but some Catholics lament alterations to the faith.
by Nathaniel Gage, a sophomore at Central Bucks West
Giving up video games has brought about some positive personal changes so far ... but there's still a long road ahead.
by Jessica DeCandia, a junior at Central Bucks East High School
For many, life after high school is less about personal and intellectual growth and more about working hard for selfish and materialistic ends.
by Nick Tamburini, a freshman at Bucks County Community College
Cars may be more convenient, but bikes were much more fun.
by Teresa Qiu, a junior at Central Bucks East High School
The popular chain has a dark side - and not just because of how much it charges for a cup of coffee.
by Erica DePascale, a senior at North Penn High School
Many people seem to be supporting the candidate simply because the influential talk show host does, and not on the basis of an informed decision.
by Andrew Deiner, a senior at Central Bucks East High School
No candidates stand out in the presidential race, but the Democrats, if elected, would ruin this country.
by Emma Feldman, a junior at Central Bucks East High School
There are no easy choices in this lackluster race, but it's safe to say the Bush administration's legacy will make it difficult for a Republican to win.
The convicted cop killer's supporters don't present a convincing argument.
Republican John McCain's rumored affair was covered extensively in the paper of record, but when New York's liberal governor admitted to indiscretions, the Times seemed to barely notice.
The Republican candidate needs to update his stance to appeal to his voting base.
The so-called newspaper of record supported John McCain in a recent editorial. The piece highlighted several campaign weaknesses as reasons to support the decidedly unconservative Republican.
Though the candidate won in the Iowa caucuses, don't be surprised if he doesn't do so well in states with larger urban populations.
