By Annie Lewandowski As the year progresses, it seems every day is filled with news of another act of terror or hate crime coming to pass, wrecking the lives of many innocent civilians. A bombing in the metro system of St. Petersburg, Russia in early April was the most recent example of yet another fear-mongering... Continue Reading →
By Arianna Anderson and Yardena Carmi Warm up a. One quick write b. Ten jumping jacks Stair runs in the atrium a. 5 sets of i. One foot on each ii. 2 feet on each (starting with right foot then starting with left) iii. Jump with both feet onto a step iv. Skip a step... Continue Reading →
By: Camryn Parsons Definition of a circus: A traveling company of acrobats, trained animals, and clowns that give performances, typically in a large tent, in a series of different places. Definition of a circus: Cruelty. Abuse. Torture. Pain. Ignorance. Suffering. Definition of a circus: Lies. Circuses have been embellished and developed as a popular theme... Continue Reading →
By: Ying Ying Yang As June approaches, another school year is about to end. While current juniors will continue a long journey of college applications next year, current sophomores are also going to start this journey. Last year, as a sophomore, I often wondered what junior forum was all about. Now, as it ends with... Continue Reading →
Dear Sophomores, (Almost) welcome to the best year of high school, at least in my opinion. Junior year will be hard and tiring. The transition is easy, and the teachers are amazing. You’ll begin your college search and choose classes for your final year of high school. Around May, the lasts will begin. Your last... Continue Reading →
By: Amy Howarth From being a brand new freshman, coming from a different middle school, to almost being a sophomore I have realized that freshman year was a whirl wind. There are so many things us freshman have learned from the upper classmen. We have also made so many positive memories with the upper classmen... Continue Reading →
By Regina Egan With the US government and politics in a frenzy, here's a judicial branch-themed crossword to quell any concerns you may have about the state of the union! Scroll down for solutions. ACROSS 1. Direction before adding powdered sugar in recipes 4. Athena's mom 8. Texter's adios, abbr. 11. Rita ___ 13. Talking dog in Up 15. Relating... Continue Reading →
By Stephanie Kaiser and Ainsley Bradbury The end of a school year is upon us, and before we know it, it’ll be August again and we’ll be back here. Chances are, you’re signed up for a class or elective you have minimal information about. This can seem really daunting, but fear not! We took it... Continue Reading →
By: Alex Garrow The slime sensation is rocking the nation. Instagram is filled to the brim with images and videos of the gooey obsession and anyone with a younger sibling knows what it’s like to find it stuck in various places around their house. This seemingly simple trend that comes in all colors, textures, shapes... Continue Reading →
By: Alia Baig Sally Yates: Sally Yates was appointed as United States Deputy Attorney General by President Obama in 2015. She was the first woman to hold the position and the Trump administration had asked her to stay, so it was surprising that she was fired in late January. Mike Flynn: National Security Advisor Mike Flynn... Continue Reading →
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