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Ska is often symbolized with a black and white checkerboard pattern, which was popularized as a symbol by British band The Specials. The colors were chosen to represent racial unity, as at the time Britain was experiencing significant racial violence during the second wave of ska.

Jake Householder
The Skatalites, a first wave ska band, performs at Brooklyn Bowl in 2015. The Skatalites are known for songs such as “Guns of Navarone” and “Rude Boy.”

The Skatalites (22291980694) by Photographer Name is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 DEED
Ska is often symbolized with a black and white checkerboard pattern, which was popularized as a symbol by British band The Specials. The colors were chosen to represent racial unity, as at the time Britain was experiencing significant racial violence during the second wave of ska.

Jake Householder
DeepSeek was released on Jan. 20 and made massive advancements in the AI field. However, DeepSeek may not be all positives

Graphic Made by Jack Spark
Mr. Dan stands with his usual smile and positivity at Lunch, often chatting with students about their day. However, this may all be a cover for Agent Dan to do his secret job of protecting E-bikes.

Image by Kash Shirvanian
Taylor Swift shows off her new look on her Instagram. Her caption says, “This is the new me.”

Image by Violet Churchill
The New logo of the biggest college basketball tournament. The September Sizzle is a bigger step up from the March Madness logo.

Image by Nixon Ebete

The Sage; April 2, 2025

Caleb Fletcher and Seth Fletcher ◊ 15 Views

Broadcast from April 2nd, 2025

Anchors: Seth Fletcher, Caleb Fletcher.

Stories Covered:

Ally Week Recap; by Kai Law, Alya Alemdar.

Girls Lacrosse; by Skylar Roy, Makena Coleman.

Ooh La La; by Juliette D’Eliseo.

Sage Creek – Walmart Transformation; by Luke Miller, Wesley Bodensteiner.

Intro Edited by Austin Jew.

Intro Song: Humans – Joyzy, Allyson Ezell.

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