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  • The NHS group at our high school is putting together candy grams and serenades for all the students. Its a tradition during Valentines Day week where NHS students make candygrams and sell them so anyone can give them to whoever they want. Serenades are also a long-standing tradition here. We enjoy doing this. Its hilarious to see how people react when they receive candygrams and serenades from someone unexpected, Eva Morales, one of the NHS participants, said.

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The future of the Monster Hunter games saga
The future of the Monster Hunter games saga
Sebastian Pelaez, The Discoverer Staff • April 25, 2024

Since 2004, the Monster Hunter saga has provided a broad spectrum of battles for hunters to hone their skills. Now, hunters face a new and unknown threat, one that could shatter the balance. This significant change will...

The NHS group at our high school is putting together candy grams and serenades for all the students. Its a tradition during Valentines Day week where NHS students make candygrams and sell them so anyone can give them to whoever they want. Serenades are also a long-standing tradition here. We enjoy doing this. Its hilarious to see how people react when they receive candygrams and serenades from someone unexpected, Eva Morales, one of the NHS participants, said.
Sweet Sentiments: Capturing the Joy of Candygrams on Valentine's Day
Maria Velez, Discoverer Staff Writer • April 25, 2024

The future of the Monster Hunter games saga
The future of the Monster Hunter games saga
Sebastian Pelaez, The Discoverer Staff • April 25, 2024

Since 2004, the Monster Hunter saga has provided a broad spectrum of battles for hunters to hone their skills. Now, hunters face a new and unknown...

High School Students Share Their Exciting Travel Experiences
High School Students Share Their Exciting Travel Experiences
Valentina Cabal, Discoverer Staff Writer • April 25, 2024

TCS High School students share their incredible travel experiences around the world and the insights they gained along the way. For them, traveling...

The Abu Dhabi Showdown: Formula 1s Grand Spectacle
"The Abu Dhabi Showdown: Formula 1's Grand Spectacle"
Emilia Vélez, Discoverer Staff Writer • April 18, 2024

On Sun, Nov 26, 8:00 AM, under the morning sun at the Yas Marina Circuit, motorsport fans were in for a spectacle at the 2023 season finale in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix....

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A day in the life of EAFIT
A day in the life of EAFIT
Carolina Echavarria, Discoverer Staff Writer • March 22, 2024

EAFIT University, one of the most recognized Medellin institutions, serves as a nest for academic excellence. For students like Jacobo Mendez and Pedro Barrera, studying at...

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Omicron JN.1 Variant Raises Alarm
Omicron JN.1 Variant Raises Alarm
Emilia Vélez, Discoverer Staff Writer • April 22, 2024

Amid the evolving COVID-19 situation, concerns arise globally over the new variant JN.1, which was first detected in the U.S in September of 2023. The highly mutable virus variant has rapidly spread worldwide, posing a...

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Omicron JN.1 Variant Raises Alarm
Omicron JN.1 Variant Raises Alarm
Emilia Vélez, Discoverer Staff Writer • April 22, 2024

Amid the evolving COVID-19 situation, concerns arise globally over the new variant JN.1, which was first detected in the U.S in September of 2023. The highly mutable virus variant has rapidly spread...

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