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We Don’t Live In a Democracy Any More

July 1, 2020

Famous comedian Sarah Silverman once said “We don’t live in a democracy; we live in hypocrisy.” In a time in which the media is filled with so much bias and misinformation, and it’s safe to say that most people are g...

Lunch Time Heros

January 21, 2020

Political Divide: “Put your pride to the side…You preside”

Micah Partee, Reporter

January 21, 2020

A writer from Harvard Business review, David A. Moss, states “The real problem with American politics is the growing tendency among politicians to pursue victory above all else.” This is a huge issue, because these politici...

The Big Bad Mess of the Bathroom Blow Dryers

January 10, 2020

The Benefits of Learning American Sign Language in High School

Sophie Castro, Editor

November 18, 2019

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over 5 percent of the world’s population was born without hearing. Though 5 percent may seem like a small number, this translates into nearly 360 million people, more than a...

The Benefits of a Partial Day Schedule For Seniors

Sophie Castro, Editor

October 1, 2019

High school students are notoriously stressed, whether it be because of a rigorous sports schedule, a demanding boss, or too much homework; students just never seem to have enough time, but with an arrive late/leave early open...

Horror seeking guide, FOS

September 20, 2019

Here’s Why You Should Be Involved in Politics

Adam Steiner, Reporter

May 1, 2019

It is as important now as always to be involved in the political proceedings around you, especially in these rocky and unstable times in the American political theatre. America is facing a new political revolution that it has never e...

Julian Assange: Hero or Traitor?

April 22, 2019

Julian Assange was arrested on April 11 and is planned to be extradited to the United States (U.S.), so who is he and what does this mean for the world? Assange is the director and founder of the international organization Wikileak...

It’s Time to Make Prom Court More than a Popularity Contest

Autumn Smith, Editor in Chief

April 15, 2019

Every year the student body nominates 12 of the most popular seniors for prom court and then votes for Prom Queen and King from this list, but the entire system is a popularity contest, which isn’t necessarily bad, but it has the...

School Board Stalls on Turf Field Project

Adam Steiner, Reporter

April 5, 2019

The question of whether or not the school district should spend the money to implement a turf field is one that has garnered a lot of attention over the past few weeks, but why is it shrouded in such controversy? Proponents...