April Editorial: What Next?
Around this time of the year, or really all year, to be honest, you will hear most seniors emphasize how stressful the college application process really is. So I wanted Continue Reading
Bullying in Sports
Bullying in sports happens everywhere, whether it is youth, high school, club, college, or even the professional level. Hazing is the most common form of bullying in sports and the Continue Reading
Captain Marvel: Review (No Spoilers)
Promotional poster for Captain Marvel. Captain Marvel has launched into theatres with a $760 million world-wide box office haul as of March 18th. It stars Academy Award-winning actress Brie Larson, Continue Reading
Thank You
A little over two years ago, I found out I was going to have a new sibling. At 16, that came as a shock. While happy about it, I never Continue Reading
A Look Into The Green New Deal
Alexandria Ocasio- Cortez during the Green New Deal Press Release. Photo from Wikimedia. Plastered all over social media and news outlets, the Green New Deal, proposed by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Continue Reading
Debate: Do We Need to Build a Border Wall?
March debate page. Taken from the March 2019 print edition. By Sydney Stumpf and Abhishek Rana A major promise of President Donald Trump’s campaign was the building of a wall Continue Reading
Zion Williamson: The Future of Basketball?
Duke small forward Zion Williamson. Photo from Wikimedia. If you are not familiar with Zion Williamson, here is the basic overview. He is a 6 foot 7, 284-pound forward for Continue Reading
Girls’ Bathroom Writing: Encouragement or Vandalism
Encouragement: by Sabrina Monteiro Recently, encouraging writing and stickers have shown up in the girls’ bathroom stalls, and whether or not this qualifies as vandalism has become a subject of Continue Reading
Opinion: Vapes Vandalize Health
Vapes and e-cigarettes are well known for emitting a large puff of smoke that appeal to younger people. Photo from Public Domain Pictures. Vaping has become a major part of Continue Reading
Alternatives To College
We have officially passed the beginning of the school year and holiday season which means the 2018-19 college application season is now upon us. High school seniors from all around Continue Reading