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“Euphoria” charts at 6 minutes and 24 minutes long, and is a reference to HBO’s teen drama ‘Euphoria,’ which debuted in 2019. Coincidentally, Drake was an executive producer on “Euphoria.”

Breaking down Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Euphoria’

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The complete timeline of Drake and Kendrick’s overwhelming feud

The complete timeline of Drake and Kendrick’s overwhelming feud

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To make the Prom a special and memorable night, seniors go to extraordinary lengths to prepare.

Students work hard so that they can enjoy Prom

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Cell Phones can have both negative and positive affects in school.

Phones should be allowed at school to an extent

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Even though the MLB does not tolerate unprofessional behavior, Metea athletes face it everyday.

Metea Valley baseball players face unhealthy competition on the field

Depression: it is not just your battle, it is our battle

Emily Peña, Perspectives Reporter
May 3, 2024
Support from families is important whenever someone is going through depression.
Depression: it’s not just your battle, it’s our battle
El apoyo de las familias es importante cuando alguien esta pasado por una depresión.
Depresión: no es solo tu batalla es nuestra batalla

This story is written in English as well as Spanish.

 

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Emily Peña
Emily Peña
Emily Pena is a junior and this is her first year writing for The Stampede as a headlines reporter. She loves to paint, draw, and watch true crime documentaries. When in the comfort of her own home, she likes connecting her music to her speaker and playing it at an unreasonably loud volume, talking to friends and family, or napping.

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