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The official student newspaper of The Hockaday School

The Fourcast

The official student newspaper of The Hockaday School

The Fourcast

Fragments of beauty
In Focus
Fragments of beauty
Larkin Clouston and Elle Myers February 29, 2024

Opinion
February Staff Standoff: Valentine's Day
Alexa Muñoz and Danya Risam-Chandi February 27, 2024

Let Cupid Live - by Alexa Muñoz I have Valentine’s Day plans this year. And this is not the beginning of another malicious anti-Valentine’s...

Junior Jordan Lacsamana utilizes one of MBLs confocal lens microscopes as she observes squid embryos after staining them.
Features
Mastering marine biology
February 27, 2024

From dissections to monitoring fish tanks, the juniors and seniors who spent seven days at the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) in Woodshole,...

The DEI Divide
The DEI Divide
February 27, 2024
Lipstick and Ledgers
January 25, 2024

In the Pop Culture World

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Kardashian in Kourt

Kim Kardashian, reality television star and social media mogul, is said to have begun a four-year apprenticeship with a law firm in San Francisco with the goal of becoming a lawyer. Recently, Kardashian has publicly been involved with federal court cases and has been working with lawyers and activists on criminal justice reform. Kardashian’s publicized plans have sparked mixed reactions across the media about the legitimacy of her upcoming bar exam in 2022. California is one of four states in the United States that allows someone an alternate method to take the bar exam other than attending law school. Instead, these states allow people to become law readers, who learn the law by working in an office. Kardashian is currently participating in the California Law Office or Judge’s Chamber Program, and after a year, she will ultimately qualify for continued law studies through the “baby bar.”

College Scandal Continuation

In mid-March it was revealed that over 50 people, including actress Lori Loughlin and her husband Mossimo Giannulli, were charged with bribery and involvement in a cheating scheme to ensure their children’s admittance into top colleges. In light of this scandal, YouTube influencer, Olivia Jade Giannulli will not be returning to the University of Southern California and has reportedly been dropped from several collaborations, including her partnership with Sephora, the large makeup and beauty company. Her mother, Loughlin, who was released on a bail of one million dollars, has also parted ways with Crown Media, Hallmark’s parent company.

Swift’s String of Clues

Throughout April, Taylor Swift dropped cryptic clues on social media, teasing the release of an upcoming single. On April 26, Swift dropped her single “ME!” which features Panic At the Disco! singer, Brendon Urie, along with an accompanying music video. Leading up to her single’s release, Swift posted several hints across all platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter, and flooded her feed with butterflies, pastels and rainbows, hinting to the theme of her recent music. This string of clues led fans to build conspiracies surrounding the announcement of her new music and her supposed upcoming album. Earlier this year, in an interview, the 29-year-old artist told Perez Hilton how she plans on dropping her seventh album before she turns 30.


Story by Victoria Gonzalez

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