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Jude Gorden, Features Editor

 Hi, I’m Jude Gorden and I’m a junior at Creek. This is my second year writing for the USJ, and this year I am the Features Editor. I like to write about current events or problems that affect communities I’m a part of, but I also love to do more lighthearted reviews on pop culture. I’m very excited to take on new responsibilities as an editor this year and improve my writing skills.

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Mac DeMarcos 6th studio album, One Wayne G, was released on April 21, 2023, and features 199 songs.

Despite Having 199 Songs, ‘One Wayne G’ Provides Slim Pickings

Jude Gorden, Assistant Features Editor
May 25, 2023
Teens often drink caffine to stay awake during school, but many experts say their dependency on the drink is rapidly becoming an addiction.

It Gives You Wings, But At What Cost?

Jude Gorden and Sydney Smith
May 9, 2023
Students try out for the track & field team on March 2.

[Photo] Track Rosters are Lined Up as the Season Begins

March 3, 2023
Sophomore Jude Gorden constantly finds themself waiting for long amounts of time to get into the gender-neutral bathrooms. While these bathrooms were established for trans and nonbinary students, cis students and faculty still use them.

Can They Hold It? Trans Students’ Bathroom Options Are Lacking

Jude Gorden, Assistant Opinions Editor
March 13, 2023
Babylon (2022) unnecessarily cast many A-listers, but didnt make up for the movies faults overall.

Babylon: Talent Can Not Disguise Miscasting and Overindulgence

Jude Gorden and Sydney Smith
February 1, 2023
Taylor Swift Club co-founders and Creek seniors Gauri Thaliyil (left) and Julia Gralla (right) with sophomore Norah Armstrong (middle) after Armstrong won the club’s Taylor Swift gift basket raffle at the club’s kickoff. (Jude Gorden)

‘Midnights’ Mayhem at Creek

Jude Gorden, Staff Writer
November 1, 2022
According to RAINN, a majority of child victims are 12 to 17 years old and 8% of sexual assault cases occur on school property. By expanding the curriculum to teach more students about sexual assault, Koestner and admin are hoping to open up conversations about assault to help students feel heard. By addressing this issue, there will be a space for students to openly talk about it and receive resources from Koestner and school counselors starting this 2022-2023 school year.

Creek Expands Sexual Assault Curriculum to Include More Grade Levels

Jude Gorden and Gabby Schrock
October 31, 2022
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