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Conrad Kuzmick

Conrad Kuzmick, Nation Editor

An album you could listen to on repeat

Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd

Favorite spot in Cambridge

10th floor of the Smith Center

If you had an extra hour of free time a day, how would you use it?

Golfing

All content by Conrad Kuzmick
Students threw their caps as they were pronounced CRLS graduates.

CRLS Graduation: Farewell to the Class of 2025

Conrad Kuzmick, Nation Editor
August 6, 2025
Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” pushes against current social infrastructure.

All About Trump’s “One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act”

Conrad Kuzmick, Nation Editor
August 6, 2025
Biden’s diagnosis raises questions about transparency with the American public.

What Biden’s Cancer Diagnosis Means for US Politics

Conrad Kuzmick, Nation Editor
August 6, 2025
The event was accompanied by a large police presence.

Amidst Funding Cuts, Harvard Students March For Divestment

Griffin Byrne and Conrad Kuzmick
July 31, 2025
Since 1998, all Massachusetts students have had to pass the MCAS to earn a high school diploma.

The Fall of MCAS Requirements Raises Concerns of Student Participation

Conrad Kuzmick, Contributing Writer
July 31, 2025
The Israel-Hamas ceasefire lasted from January 19th to March 18th 2025.

Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Broken By Israel With Attacks on Gaza Strip

Conrad Kuzmick and Griffin Byrne
July 31, 2025
Students rely on technology for schoolwork more than ever before.

With Rapid Digitalized Learning, Schools Lose Sight of What Learning Is Really About

Conrad Kuzmick, Contributing Writer
July 31, 2025
Democrats and Republicans clash about the status of sanctuary cities.

Boston’s Mayor Wu and Other Democratic Mayors Grilled at Congressional Hearing

Conrad Kuzmick, Contributing Writer
July 7, 2025
Humanities encapsulates the fields of English, history, philosophy, and more.

Food For Thought: A Humanities Crisis

Conrad Kuzmick, Contributing Writer
July 7, 2025
The Level-Up program has been a source of controversy among students and parents alike.

The Rise of Level-Up: From Controversy to Consensus

Conrad Kuzmick, Contributing Writer
June 25, 2025
The 2024 presidential election was one of the most contested ones in recent history.

The Rise of an Echo Chamber: Political Discourse at CRLS

Conrad Kuzmick, Contributing Writer
June 8, 2025
Poilievre represents the conservative constituency in Canada.

The Rise of Pierre Poilievre: Is he Canada’s Trump?

Conrad Kuzmick, Contributing Writer
June 8, 2025
Currently, CRLS students are discouraged from math course advancement.

CRLS Is Bad At Math: The Advanced Math System

Conrad Kuzmick, Contributing Writer
April 24, 2025
Pessimism only makes it harder for people to enjoy things.

Food For Thought: Pessimism is Destroying Our World

Conrad Kuzmick and Samuel Mayle
June 17, 2024
The climate survey showed massive dissatisfaction among teachers and staff.

Climate Survey Reveals Incompetences in CPSD

Conrad Kuzmick and Anurag Bhargava
June 17, 2024
Purdy will de a deciding factor in weather the 49ers win the Super bowl.

Super Bowl LVIII: Why Brock Purdy Will Be the MVP

Conrad Kuzmick and Reuben Vierling-Claassen
June 2, 2024
What is Wonka really about?

Wonka: A Children’s Remake of Breaking Bad

Conrad Kuzmick and Griffin Byrne
June 2, 2024
Social media has played a key role in growing American extremism.

Social Media Polarization

Griffin Byrne and Conrad Kuzmick
June 2, 2024
If nihilism means everything doesn’t matter, then nihilism itself doesn’t matter either

Food For Thought: Why Nihilism Doesn’t Matter

Conrad Kuzmick, Contributing Writer
June 2, 2024
The Inequities of Math Placement at CRLS

The Inequities of Math Placement at CRLS

Conrad Kuzmick, Contributing Writer
February 15, 2024
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