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Senior Hermes Pan works on a piece for his AP Drawing portfolio. The College Board has a zero tolerance policy for AI use and plagiarism, notably for their AP art courses. "[Students] have to make sure that [their] work is 90% original," Pan said. "You can have references, but you may not copy [them]."
Infographic featuring the items in this article: The Berry Sngria Lemonade Refresher, the Peppermint Mocha Signature Latte, the Toasted White Chocolate Iced Coffee, the Cookie Butter Oat Iced Chai Latte, and the Raspberry Striped Croissant. Made by Lila Miller
Original artwork done by Halina Vitkouskaya.
Camryn Cayne signs her commitment to The Ohio State University.
Kintaro, a local Japanese chain, opens up newest location in Woodmere
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Solon City Council members Mike Kan, Jeremy Zelwin and Macke Bently answer questions in front of a crowd of SHS students as Political Club officers watch. "It's not just like the news or what we hear our parents talk about," officer Diego Gonzalez Escobar said. "It's from the people themselves that are managing these things and are deciding on these issues."
Civic engagement forum brings local politics to SHS
Finley Barron, Staff Writer • November 17, 2025

The SHS Political Club hosted a civic engagement forum, where councilmen Mike Kan, Jermey Zelwin and Macke Bently answered questions from the club’s officers. The councilmen were asked about various topics ranging from...

Elizabeth Khaykin, a financial advisor at Ernst & Young, guest lectures at the Solon Investment Society's first meeting on Sept. 15. Photo courtesy of the Solon Investment Society.
Stocks are up as interest in the Solon Investment Society kicks off
Gabriela Rivitz, Staff Writer • November 7, 2025

A new finance, business and investment-focused club, the Solon Investment Society, spearheaded by co-founders Jacob Khaykin, Avery Andrews and Athulith Kanteti, started off the 2025-2026 school year with over 60 members. Before...

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Sports
Is there hope for the Cleveland Browns?
Abbigail Rosenberg, Editor • December 18, 2025

Cleveland Browns fans have always been an ecstatic fan base. They even have a nickname, “The Dawg Pound." The fans are loud and devoted to their football team. Even when the team plays a bad game, the fans still show up...

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Senior Hermes Pan works on a piece for his AP Drawing portfolio. The College Board has a zero tolerance policy for AI use and plagiarism, notably for their AP art courses. "[Students] have to make sure that [their] work is 90% original," Pan said. "You can have references, but you may not copy [them]."
The effects of AI text-to-image models on artists
Halina Vitkouskaya, Staff Writer • December 19, 2025

Art generated by AI text-to-image models dominates social media, largely due to its accessibility and speed at which it can be produced. Artists of many stripes are responding to this new technology bringing...

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Finley Barron
Finley Barron
Staff Writer

Finley Barron is currently a senior at Solon High School, and this year is his first year on the Courier Staff. He loves singing, arranging music and playing trombone. Outside of music, he enjoys reading,...

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