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November Election Looms Large in Montgomery County, Maryland
October 9, 2024
Luise-Emerson Terrel, News Editor
On November 5, voters from all across Montgomery County, Maryland will head to the polls to vote for their preferred candidates in the general election. The Presidential election is the biggest election in the country as...
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NJROTC Commemorates September 11th
September 17, 2024
Luise-Emerson Terrel, News Editor
September 11th, 2024 marked the 23rd anniversary of one of the worst terrorist attacks in world history. To commemorate this event and honor the fallen, Paint Branch's NJROTC program held a memorial service at the main entrance...
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PB Flag Football Kicks of a New Era
September 16, 2024
Zachary Kamba, Staff Writer
On Wednesday, September 4th at 7:00 PM, history was made across Montgomery County as the first-ever flag football tournament was held. The much-anticipated event, which began the start of the long-awaited flag football season,...
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Movie Review: Twisters (2024)
September 10, 2024
Sage Suddleson, Editor-in-Chief
Can you stop a tornado? Audiences flocked to theaters this summer to see if the new disaster flick Twisters answered this question. The movie, a standalone sequel to the beloved and groundbreaking Twister (1996), centers around...
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The Pen: PB’s Literary Magazine (2024 Edition)
June 7, 2024
The Pen Staff, Contributing Writers
The Pen, the student-operated literary magazine of the Paint Branch creative writing community, publishes student fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and art annually.
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Opinions

The Good Parts of a Tough Situation

Jaymie Miller, Staff Writer

October 22, 2024

Nearly half of America’s children live in single-parent households, yet their situations still receive some of the most drastic assumptions. One can only wonder why people have so many negative opinions...

Reflection on High School: Coping with Workload

Jonathan Imonide, Staff Writer

October 21, 2024

Sex Education: Not Just a One-Time Talk

Alicia McLeod, Staff Writer

October 20, 2024

What do you believe is the most important health topic to discuss? Finance? Nutrition? Behavioral health? In the last several years, two of my peers have brought to the table arguments regarding health...

The set of Little Shop of Horrors at Ford’s Theatre in Washington, DC

There is Nothing Quite Like Live Theater

Sage Suddleson, Editor-in-Chief • October 17, 2024

Musicals have historically been somewhat inaccessible to most of the population. The theater has long suffered accusations of elitism, exorbitant prices, and stuffy etiquette....

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