March 2, 2022

NBA 75 ranking According to Noah Liebman

Noah Liebman’s ’27 NBA 75 ranking: These are my top 75 NBA players of all time. I ranked them in what I think is the right order. Michael Jordan Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Bill Russel Wilt Chamberlain  Lebron James Magic Johnson Kobe Bryant Larry Bird Tim Duncan  Shaquille O’Neal Oscar Robertson Hakeem Olajuwon Kevin Durant Julius Erving Moses Malone Dirk Nowitzki Elgin Baylor Stephen Curry Jerry West  Kevin Garnett Charles Barkley Isiah Thomas  Karl Malone John Stockton Giannis Antetokounmpo Dwyane Wade Scottie Pippen John Havlicek Allen Iverson Chris Paul  David Robinson  George Mikan Bob Cousy Kawhi Leonard Dominique Wilkins Steve Nash  Patrick Ewing Rick Barry Walt Frazier Gary Payton Jason Kidd Bill Walton Bob McAdoo  James Harden Ray Allen George Gervin Clyde Drexler Elvin Hayes Kevin Mchale Jerry Lucas Wes Unsled Nate Thurmond Pete Maravich Bob Petit Reggie Miller James Worthy Earl Monroe Willis Reed Nate Archibald Sam Jones Dave Cowens Paul…

March 2, 2022

Minecraft Review

By: Liam Brown ‘28 Many people know about the popular video game Minecraft. Over 141 million people actively play it. There are different versions of the game like bedrock and java. Bedrock has movable tile entities and java has Redstone that does the same thing every time. I will be reviewing the java version of Minecraft played on pc. The early game is really fun. I think the end of the early game is until you have defeated the ender dragons got some enchanted armor diamond. At the end of the mid-game, you will have neither fully enchanted, villagers, basic farms. At the end of the end game, you will have great farms for many items. This means not one zombie farm for XP, you want a gold and Garden farm. I think at some point you should create a new world when you have everything. Multiplayer in my opinion…

Opinions March 2, 2022

The Miles Mustokoff Podcast

By: Miles Mustokoff ‘26, Featuring Ian McLuckie ’26 Welcome back to the amazing Miles Show. Today me and Ian Mcluckie will be discussing the ins and outs of sandwiches. What even defines a sandwich? Where do you get a sandwich? Will Ukraine successfully defend itself from Russia’s invasion? All that and more on today’s episode.

Opinions March 2, 2022

The Miles Mustokoff Podcast

By: Miles Mustokoff ‘26, Featuring Finn Neely ’26 It’s the return of your like 4th… alright 6th favorite podcast! Watch me and our special guest Finn Neely talk about the economics and experiences that go with air travel. To my surprise, Finn is a real expert on this stuff. It’s gonna be a real treat watching him tell me about science as I rant about some random women I saw in an airport!

February 16, 2022

Fantasy Football Tips for the 2022-2023 NFL Season

Fantasy Football Tips for the 2022-2023 NFL Season By Jonah Casel ‘27 After the SuperBowl, the 2021-22 NFL Season is officially over, and we at the Phoenix Inquirer are already excited for next year’s Fantasy Football Season. As the reigning champion of my league, I am especially excited to draft, make trades, and celebrate touchdowns with my team. I’m going to be going over some players you SHOULD draft, and players you SHOULDN’T draft. And remember, this was made in February, a week after the Super Bowl, so I might be wrong. Good Pick: Deebo Samuel Deebo Samuel had an amazing year last year, and he is going to have another one next year. Halfway through the season, he went into the backfield to play running back. He had a breakthrough season, catching passes, and running them too. I wouldn’t be surprised if he got the split position as WR/RB…

Teacher of the Week February 16, 2022

Mrs Petrarca – The Backbone of the Middle School

Mrs Petrarca, the backbone of the middle school. By: Phoebe Bonin ’26 Marrien Petraca has been working in the FCS middle school for twenty six years, and she provides nothing but kindness and support throughout all of these years.  With her office right at the entrance of the building, it is impossible to go without noticing her friendliness and dependability. I am going to be conducting a brief interview to shed light on the hero of FCS Phoebe: What has kept you working at the middle school during your career? What are some of your favorite things to work on? Petrarca: Well, what has kept me here are the people. The students and staff. I work with wonderful people, it’s like a family. I enjoy seeing students come in here immensely. It’s a wonderful atmosphere Phoebe:  What have you done to make your office so homely and welcoming? Petrarca: I…

News & Features February 16, 2022

Covid Column by Hannah Seidel-Nini ’26

Hannah Seidel-Nini ’26 Welcome to the Covid Column, let’s get crackin’! Vaccine Alert! The FDA Pfizer, which for 5 year olds and under, has officially applied for, this vaccine is estimated to be approved by the end of February! We’ve been through a lot of COVID variants in the time of the Pandemic, some of which have died out, but some of which have become the most known things around the world. These Variants are going to be the main topic of our article today. But first! A small announcement! Cloth masks don’t work well against Covid! The recommended mask is a KN95, but a medical mask will work as well. Make sure you are wearing one of these masks in order to protect yourself from germs! And now, back to COVID variants. The original virus, as everyone knows, is COVID-19, but since then we have had a DELTA variant,…

February 9, 2022

Let’s talk about Dracula

By: Phoebe Bonin ’26 Let’s talk about Dracula (the Netflix show, not the book by Bram Stoker)! Created in 2020 by Mark Gatiss and Steven Mofatt, this horror/drama show debuted on January 1st, while also airing on the BBC from January 1-3. With each episode being directed by a different person, all three acts seem to have a distinct feel and vibe, from gothic horror, to pirate who-dunnit, and a modern day scientific party feel, each of the three hour and a half episodes are entertaining and new. Dracula has a difficult balance of the new and familiar. With a story as well known as Dracula, it is easy to feel like the plot points are predictable, but this show doesn’t struggle with that. It is fast paced and easy to follow, with many twists and turns along the way.  I am going to go over episode one today Episode…

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