This in-depth multimedia piece covers the continuing effect Charlie Kirk’s death has on MFS students, from MFS’s decision to lower the school’s flags to viral online ‘Kirkification’ memes and polarizing political rhetoric.
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‘The Charlie Kirk Effect’: Cultural Impacts of Kirk’s Assassination on MFS
February 6, 2026
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Erika Capella, Copy Editor
Hi, my name is Erika and this is my second year on staff! Besides WordsWorth, I’m also an editor for the two other publications at MFS: The Cupola and Images. I enjoy playing tennis and watching Gilmore Girls in my free time.
Ethan Cohen, News Editor
As a news editer, my job is to edit all articles that pertain to recent events. I also write and pitch stories that would fall into the news category. Outside of Wordsworth, I enjoy skiing, watching sports, and playing tennis.
Natalie Choi, Features Editor and Deputy Social Media Manager
I’m Natalie, and I’ve been on staff since my freshman year! My work centers around pop culture and personal opinions. Aside from WordsWorth, I like to spend time with my friends, whether that’s by shopping, or simply hanging out; listening to music; or traveling with my sisters. One thing I love about our paper is our staff dynamic and the unique articles we put out!
Matthew Diaz, Staff Writer
Hello, I’m Matthew! I joined Wordsworth because I really enjoy writing, and I have now been on staff for over a full year. Outside of Wordsworth, my extracurriculars are baseball and Model UN.
Livia Kam, Editor-in-Chief
Hi, I’m Livia Kam! I’m a senior and the co-Editor-in-Chief of WordsWorth. When I’m not running around asking for interviews, I serve in student government, lead TEDx club, and fence foil. You can catch me wandering around Rittenhouse Square in Philly after orchestra or listening to Beabadoobee, Tyler the Creator, and Maurice Ravel.
