By: Katie Nelson Media Production Editor The holidays are one of the most exciting times of the year. No matter what you celebrate during the holiday season, it is a time for […]
Holiday break should be sooner
Indigenous People Require Support and Awareness Around Thanksgiving
By: Kate Gruetter, Nelson Kramer, and Megan Hastings Thanksgiving is celebrated all over the US, with 90 percent of American households marking the historic day with a feast. Americans travel across the […]
Look past college rankings when choosing a college
By: Nadia Liu Editor-in-Chief If you’re currently a senior in high school, odds are you’ve checked the US News and World Report college rankings. Maybe, as you were deciding what schools to […]
Marrufo argue that the romance genre is replacing quality literature
By: Ella Marrufo Editor-in-Chief Sometime between the rise of BookTok and Colleen Hoover’s surge in popularity, cheesy, cliché romance novels started to take over the fiction genre. It’s impossible not to notice […]
“Girl” Stuff
By: Hayley Strahs Graphics Editor Girl dinner and girl math have taken the internet by storm. At first glance, the “girl” prefix seems fun and feminist, but sexist connotations lie behind girl […]
Greek Life
By: Nessa Purdy Opinion Editor As many students approach college applications and decisions, the question of whether or not to join Greek life looms among many students. In most colleges with Greek […]
AP testing should be all online
By: Katie Borders Opinion Editor As many high school students are aware, May is the most stressful month of the school year as high schoolers from all over the world get ready to […]
Manifestation
By: Sam Gruetter and Jordan Park Sports and Local News Editor Manifestation, or the law of attraction, is the idea that by practicing aspirational thinking, your thoughts become reality. This simple way […]
National Teacher Shortage
By: Nelson Kramer Local News Editor Teachers have arguably one of the most important jobs in the country; they guide and inspire the next generation, giving students a sanctuary to explore their […]
Annoying characters make for good TV
By: Veronica Schubert Sports Editor Just like how some of the best teachers might annoy you, obnoxious or over dramatic characters make movies and shows more interesting. While theatrical depictions seem unrealistic, […]
Why legacy should be abolished in college admissions
By: Saya Alvares and Bridie Beamish People and Nat/World Editor In light of the recent abolition of affirmative action across the nation, legacy admissions perpetuate an immoral regime embedded within the American […]
Content Warnings V.S. Trigger Warning
By: Megan Hastings Center Editor In the ever-expanding realm of digital communication, the distinctions between trigger warnings and content warnings highlight the careful thought that must go into our everyday digital world. […]
The film Industry is dying
By: Jane Wilde Culture Editor It’s no shock to say that COVID-19 affected many lives and industries, notably film. After three years of grasping at straws, a film industry comeback is not […]
Koshalieva argues to give celebrities peace after death
By: Aliya Koshalieva Nat/World Editor Back in the day, people scrutinized what celebrities did and said whenever they made public appearances, but they never knew what happened behind the scenes. If another […]
Events of 9/11 Incite Hateful Behavior
By: Esha Bagora, Megan Hastings, and Aliya Koshalieva Twenty-three years after one of the saddest days in American history, Muslim and South Asian Americans continue to feel its effects. On September 11, […]