Rahbab Hasan Opinions The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has captivated fans worldwide for the past ten years thanks to its...

Baran Ghaforian Opinions Expressing dislike for your residential area can be an inaugural aspect of coming of age. In Toronto, complaints...

Darya Kartalaei Fashion Club Member When asked about the time period leather jackets came into vogue, many refer to the 1990s...

Lama Abousalem Opinions Growing up, I bought One Direction school stationery and temporary tattoos to try on with my friends. I also...

Tessa Norenius Features **SATIRE** The largest student-run newspaper at Earl Haig, Carpanatomy, is beloved by the whole school, staff and...

One Acts Illusion, a student-run play festival comprising four consecutive “one act” plays, has recently returned to the student body. After restrictions from in-person productions for two years, the One Acts team has made a remarkable comeback in getting this festival back on its feet. Completely organized by students, including production, acting and writing, the festival consisted of four performances: Out of My Mind by Wyatt Humble, She Paints Her Roses Red by Theodora Vu

Malou Chan Junior Editor-in-Chief Aries (March 21 - April 19): This Spring, Aries will feel energized and ready to take on new...

Neferty Amooyan Features So, what does Eco Council really do around the school? Hana Imany, Eco Council’s president for this year,...

Ada Selcuk Arts & Sports On the quiet second floor of the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), there was a collective sense of awe as viewers...

Nadine Alsaghir Arts & Sports When it comes to school spirit, nothing beats the energy and excitement of basketball and volleyball. Both...

Michelle Jeon Features The Carp is the iconic mascot of Earl Haig, and a reflection of the school’s spirit. The idol is cherished by all...

Lana Abousalem Culture and Opinions Is it Reputation ? Is it Lover ? After the release of Midnights , Taylor Swift’s latest studio album,...

Jenny Ma News For decades, the legal status of firearms has polarized voters across Canada and America. Some argue stricter gun laws...

Ada Selcuk Arts and Sports From album reviews to the radio, the media’s influence on the music industry is undeniable. However, the...

Baran Ghaforian Culture and Opinions Written text is everywhere and it has become commonplace for people to read hundreds of pages at a...

Nadine Alsaghir Arts and Sports Although their season has ended, Earl Haig’s junior girls' basketball team had an amazing season in which...

Neferty Amooyan Features With the deadline for university applications inching closer every day, the minds of many grade twelve students...

Shirin Baghizadeh News Change begins with a spark. In Iran's case, it was the death of 22-year-old Mahsa (Zhina) Amini and the outpouring...

Following the theme of nursery rhymes, grade 11 students built and displayed large-scale art installations, showcasing their unique twists on imitating a setting of classic children's tales. Visitors were immersed in a world of beloved nursery rhymes, such as jack and jill, hickory dickory dock, and the itsy bitsy spider. The interactive exhibits allowed visitors to go inside the created spaces, exploring different elements of the installations. The grade 11 students have don

Malou Chan Jr. Editor in Chief Aries- (March 21 - April 19) You’re decisive but impulsive, so you may act prematurely to let out the...