If you’ve been bored lately, there is probably a chance you’ve downloaded the game that is gaining popularity exponentially: Among Us. Among Us has become extremely popular due to its unique gameplay where you chat in order to find the imposter among the crewmates. The crewmates must rush to finish their tasks as the imposter(s)…
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By Emma Weber As a first semester senior, it would be naive to think that I have it all figured out and that I have an exact formula for success in the college process. I do not at all, but here is what I have learned over the past few months. No matter how hard…
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By Ella Van Niel and Lóa Schriefer Iceland was first settled in 874 by vikings who spoke a North Germanic language. Because of this, many elements of Icelandic language and culture can be traced to German roots– including food. In this article, Lóa (Icelandic) and Ella (German) compare our favorite desserts. Donuts: Kleinur are a…
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by Bella Stahl Making a study plan can be tricky when you don’t know everything that’s due in one week. Whether it’s losing track of assignments, procrastinating, or needing a little me-time, it’s hard to stick to. We all have these problems, or else why would you have clicked on this article? Here are a…
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By Meredith Stewart If you told me six months ago that I would be taking even a two week’s break from swimming I would have rolled my eyes and called you crazy. Swimming has been a major part of my life for a decade now. It’s a lifestyle. Those early morning practices, the hair that…
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By Morgan Monesmith In order to make sure we had a season, there have been several new guidelines and rules for meets. For the race itself, not much has changed. However, before and after the race have seen the biggest adjustments. Masks Like for most everything now, cross country now involves masks. For all of…
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By Nyneishia Gupta It’s fall again, and we all know what that means. Pumpkins. Now that pumpkins are in season it is the perfect time to make pumpkin pie! Pumpkin pie is a staple on thanksgiving but even if you don’t celebrate it pumpkin pie tastes delicious during any occasion. I don’t know how to…
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By Noel Ullom To my friends that feel hidden, Unrecognized, Concealed in the shadows of the very figures You had expected to hold and lift you up: To my friends that have fought endless battles, Ones fought mostly behind the scenes Yet leave the scars of unbearable arrows Aimed indirectly yet completely at your heart…
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By Carys Bowen 2020 has been and will (in all probability) continue to be a very crazy year, no matter how many times that gets said. I didn’t know just how much the year affected me until April got near to ending. April is National Poetry Month, and the Cuyahoga County Public Library celebrates with…
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By Ishita Kopparapu To the eyes so colorful To the nose so pungent To the hands so soft To the mouth so full of spice To the ears so blissful To the eyes so colorful They see a spectrum of colors They see the beautiful pumpkins They see the leaves touching the ground ever so…
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