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Caroline Gans, Associate Editor

Caroline is returning for her second year on The Gauntlet, and is serving in an editorial role for the first time. She is a junior at Saint Stephen's and likes going on picnics with her friends. Her favorite artist is Sanna Lexhed and she loves the movie Fantastic Mr. Fox.

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As the artist of this piece, Evanthia Stirou, puts it: your life is not a to-do list.

Living life as a means to an end

April 29, 2021
Aside from individual changes, this pandemic changed the world. In all likelihood, it will continue to do so. Original artwork by Sarabeth Wester

Large-scale changes

April 9, 2021
What changes did individuals undergo during quarantine? Original artwork by Sarabeth Wester

Self-reflection and growth

April 9, 2021
What can the century Spanish Flu pandemic tell us about a more modern one? Original art by Sarabeth Wester

Life in pandemics throughout the ages

April 9, 2021
Life in quarantine was hard, but there's finally some light at the end of the tunnel. Original artwork by Sarabeth Wester

Looking back on the year that changed everything

April 9, 2021
Recently, we've seen a resurgence of communal action. How much father will it take us?

Wallstreetbets and resurgence of communal action

February 22, 2021
Perfection is stagnation: true or false? Let's talk about it.

The problem with perfectionism

January 19, 2021
The 2020-2021 Gauntlet staff, as depicted by Sarabeth Wester.

The best of the Gauntlet in the 2020 school year

January 7, 2021
Even though Christmas is the majority of Americans' favorite holiday, it might not actually be all it's cracked up to be.

Is Christmas overrated?

December 8, 2020
Despite the popular opinion, what if 2020 was really a blessing in disguise?

2020 was a blessing, not a curse

November 16, 2020
Is it okay to start slacking on Coronavirus related precautions seven moths after the onset of the disease? Photo by Caroline Gans and original artwork by Evanthia Stirou.

Stop the normalization of Covid-19

October 30, 2020
TikTok has become a platform where political content thrives. Is that really what needs to be happening, though? Original artwork by Evanthia Stirou.

How TikTok is changing American politics

October 2, 2020
When it comes to activism, how much is too much? Original artwork by Evanthia Stirou.

Is Instagram activism powerful, or powerless?

August 31, 2020
How will this global epidemic affect the Suncoast? Original artwork by Evanthia Stirou

What does it mean for our area?

August 27, 2020
Unpacking the issue. Original artwork by Evanthia Stirou

What is Climate Change anyway?

August 27, 2020
It's a debate we've all heard of and probably all weighed in on: is Climate Change fact or fiction? Original artwork by Evanthia Stirou.

The Controversy: How can I be sure it’s real?

August 27, 2020
What better time than the present to start working on savoring these last few years at home? Original artwork by Evanthia Stirou

The unexpected opportunity of being quarantined

April 30, 2020
Should the gun violence crisis weigh as much on the scale of social action as the Coronavirus?

We should react this way to other contemporary issues

March 30, 2020
The debate over whether a student should take an AP class or not is one that plagues many high school students. Original artwork by Evanthia Stirou

To AP or not to AP? That is the question

March 3, 2020

Interview with the Japanese students

February 10, 2020
What exactly is fast fashion, and what's the big deal about it? Original artwork by Evanthia Stirou.

Your H&M outfit has some unintended consequences

January 23, 2020
Addressing the age-old question: is being an only child all that it's cracked up to be? Original art by Evanthia Stirou

Only child or lonely child?

December 6, 2019
With the reality as daunting as it is, everyone needs to do their part to save the Earth. Original artwork by Evanthia Stirou.

How can I take action?

November 5, 2019
“The nation that destroys its soil destroys itself.” – Franklin D. Roosevelt. Original artwork by Evanthia Stirou

Is Climate Change really upon us?

November 5, 2019
Senior JJ Smith out sailing the deep blue sea. She also heads the Sailing Club here at Saint Stephen's.

Falcon Spotlight: JJ Smith

September 20, 2019
Sophomore Paul Williams enjoys a good book.

Summer reading choice book discussions this Thursday

September 10, 2019
Senior JJ Smith out sailing the deep blue sea. She also heads the Sailing Club here at Saint Stephen's.

[PHOTO] Club Fair comes to US Commons tomorrow

August 27, 2019
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