BY CHRISTINA FLUEGEL I had no idea what to expect when I walked into school my first day of junior year. I had chosen my classes seven months in advance, and I had just went with what sounded good. In light of course selection cards being handed out this... Read more

BY SKYLER JONES-BOXWELL The end of the second quarter is approaching, along with the advent of the new year. This holiday season, as always, is a time of joy and cheer, of gift exchanges, and of spending time with family. However, one thing may stand to jeopardize that: the... Read more

BY LINDSEY HANNAH The weeks are flying by. It seems only yesterday that the first quarter ended, yet midterm exams are already fast approaching. With seven tests a mere two short weeks away, a game plan is essential to success. It may seem daunting, but splitting your time wisely... Read more

BY TAMARAH WALLACE The delightful scent of processed meats and modified vegetables wafts through the air as you park at the drive-thru window of your favorite fast food restaurant. A slightly disheveled, uninterested-looking figure pokes their hand out of the opening and silently signifies that you should pay for... Read more

BY TAMARAH WALLACE Trees of bright purple and skies of green, oceans of orange and rolling hills of blue- it seems that only in this alternate dimension, would it be natural for teachers to walk among students and do as they do. But what if, in light of our... Read more

BY CASSIDY NOWASAD When November first hits people throw their pumpkins from previous nights endeavours and replace it with snowmen. The shelves full of candy and various costumes and makeup are replaced with ornaments and menorahs. Many people disregard the holiday in between, Thanksgiving;  this may not, however, be... Read more

BY LINDSEY HANNAH A year ago, college applications seemed a distant doom, a bridge that I would cross when I came to it. Who starts essays and applications and testing in their junior year? The answer is anyone who values sleep and sanity. One thing that is essential to... Read more

BY SAVANNAH KEYSER AND SOPHIA WENGIER SAVANNAH: Some people may work miraculously in groups, however some people might agree that three really is a crowd when talking about group work. Despite the fact that group projects are a great way to collaborate with classmates and they allow for allocation... Read more

BY ZACHARY PERROTTA We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed, by their creator, with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Unfortunately for our Founding Fathers, a particular system which they... Read more