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The Newspaper of Irvington High School

The Irvington Voice

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MIT Sloan | Subtle biases have much larger impacts and prevents women from developing in their careers, leading meaningful change in the world, and receiving necessary healthcare, among other problems.

Invisible Barriers: Subtle Sexism that Holds Women Back

Sophie Luo, Staff Writer January 31, 2025

When gender discrimination is brought up, the wage gap or gender-based harassment, more explicit examples, tend to come to mind. What’s not brought up enough in our conversations? The subtle, everyday...

Increased social media usage is a likely cause of the decline in American’s test scores in recent years.

How Technology is Making American Youth Dumber

Amy Liu, Staff Writer January 31, 2025

Following the steady rise in IQ scores throughout the 20th century, scores in America have suddenly begun to decline. Termed by scientists as the Reverse-Flynn Effect, Americans’ scores dropped in all...

A torn picture of Bashir al-Assad, former dictator of Syria, symbolizes his removal of power. NCPR News.

“The Devil is Dead, Long Live the Devil: The Syrian Civil War Post-Assad”

Ella Song January 31, 2025

As the old saying goes: “The Devil is dead…or at least, he has fled to Russia.” Bashir al Assad, former dictator of Syria, sought asylum in Russia in the aftermath of Damascus’ fall on December...

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