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The Student News Site of Radnor High School

Radnorite

The Student News Site of Radnor High School

Radnorite

In Whose Honor?

In Whose Honor?

Carolyn Eckstein January 29, 2016

The propriety of using Native American names and images as sports mascots has been a topic of public controversy in the United States and Canada since the 1960s, as part of the movement for Native American...

Thanks Global Warming!

Thanks Global Warming!

Sydney Brumfield January 28, 2016

Can you imagine living trying to sit in class, doing your best to pay attention but the only thing you can think about is how cold and dark it is out? This is a harsh reality people with Seasonal Affective...

Teen Health Week

Teen Health Week

Emilija Sagaitiene, Former Editor-in-Chief January 28, 2016

        This month, the Radnorite has decided to devote many of its articles to the topic of mental health. As it turns out, however, Pennsylvania also chose this month to celebrate health by declaring...

Your Vote Means Nothing.

Your Vote Means Nothing.

Ben Chanenson and Ethan Lee November 25, 2015

America prides itself on being the world’s leading democracy.  It is the government “of the people, for the people.”  Here, the citizens supposedly hold the future of the nation in their hands...

The Dilemma With the Syrian Refugee Crisis

Sarah Vizzuarapu November 25, 2015

The last four years saw a brutal civil war between rebel groups plaguing Syria, killing more than 200,000, dropping the average life expectancy by twenty years, and leaving nearly 60% of the population...

The Threat Within the Border

The Threat Within the Border

Zach Quinn November 25, 2015

The recent acts of terror on the French capital Paris, have brought a significant amount of attention to the issue of national security of many countries. While the ongoing debate, has been about how to...

Paris Attacks: Why the French Youth?

Paris Attacks: Why the French Youth?

Victoria Vale November 25, 2015

Much of the world news coverage in recent weeks has been focused on the attacks on Paris, attacks that killed at least 130 people and injured over 300 on the 13th. Over the period of a few hours, six coordinated...

Modern-day Slavery: The Exacerbation Since 1863

Julie Lee October 25, 2015

Introduction:  Nearly two decades ago, following one of the bloodiest war in American history, President Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation. To the eyes of many Americans, slavery may appear...

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