Sadie Putnam, Social Media Editor
October 22, 2018
Filed under Opinion, Top Stories
Racist. Over-emotional. Indecisive. Republican. Democrat. Independent. Unfair stereotypes are the first thing that come to mind when discussing the political affiliations of our peers. Over the past few years, the political parties...
Lauren Urschel, Online Editor
October 22, 2018
Filed under Opinion
It’s late on a Thursday night and you’re on your fourth cup of coffee, trying desperately to keep yourself up for just a few more hours. You have two tests to study for, 40 pages to read, an essay to finish, and math homew...
August 21, 2018
Megan Flood, Writing Coach
March 28, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Shy, antisocial and uninterested are words that commonly come to mind when one thinks of introverts. Media largely portrays them as the quiet, bookish people who sit at the back of the classroom, make office conversations turn awkward ...
Lauren Urschel, Staff Writer
January 31, 2018
Filed under Opinion
As teachers and administration strive to make the school hallways a professional environment where students are able to learn without distraction, they face many obstacles along the way.
Although the trash littering the halls...
Aubrey Birk
January 30, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Teenage years are a time for expression, experimentation, and for discovering individuality. These years are also a great chance to begin to branch out and explore the working world for the first time. Unfortunately, personal e...
December 4, 2017
Samrina Acharya, Staff Writer
December 4, 2017
Filed under Opinion, Top Stories
Most high school students at one point or another have had to prioritize school over their own personal interests. Free reading is no exception. Whether it is wanting to check out a book that was recently made into movie adaptation...
Megan Flood, Writing coach
December 4, 2017
Filed under Opinion, Top Stories
Thursday afternoon, 20 students shuffle from their advisory room to the library. Seated at the computers, they log into Naviance and follow the instructions to take the same quiz they took the year before. After mindlessly cl...
Arielle Singer, Editor in chief
October 31, 2017
Filed under Opinion, Top Stories
Ninety-seven percent. According to a 2013 National Geographic review of over 4,000 research papers, 97 percent had found climate change to be both real, and caused by humans. Despite this, Americans continue to cause irreparable...
