By Hayley Strahs News Editor When school’s out and the sun’s overhead, studying probably isn’t at the forefront of your mind. After all, summer vacation is supposed to be a break from […]
Strahs Advocates For Summer Studying
Boys Should Be More Vulnerable
By Nelson Kramer Humor Editor High school, particularly junior year, brings on a lot of stress and anxiety. Internalized questions, ranging from “How will I get this done?” or even “Am I […]
Tariffs Lead to Overconsumption
Margo Rawlings Editor-In-Chief While the tariffs Donald Trump promised to impose seemed like a far-off, abstract concept after his election last November, American consumers are beginning to feel their negative effects. Over […]
Adam Advocates For Creative Outlets in School
By Kloe Adams Editorial Editor Growing up, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary offered strong forms of creative enrichment through hands-on art projects. As school progressed, creative outlets through school dwindled as the standardized […]
Fugit Suggests Changing View of Movies as Educational
Owen Fugit Editor-in-Chief Today, society regards movies as vessels for entertainment, not enlightenment. We ignore the fact that many movies and TV shows are produced to comment on an issue or topic […]
Hastings Recommends Movies for High School
By Megan Hastings Public Relations Manager We all have things in our lives that we look forward to daily: things to keep on living for. If you could not tell by my […]
Park Recaps Thunderbolts*
Jordan Park Sports Editor The latest movie from Marvel Studios, Thunderbolts*, hit theaters May 2 and has exceeded the expectations of fans and critics alike. Packed with action, thrilling plot twists, and […]
Lorde Releases Surprise Album
By Katie Nelson Center Editor Revered singer-songwriter Lorde surprised fans with her sudden reappearance on the music stage. Her release of videos on TikTok, along with guest appearances and spontaneous concerts, have […]
Gruetter Describes Photo Album
By Sam Gruetter Opinion Editor What is my vibe? If I were a Pinterest board, what would I be? These are questions I used to incessantly ask myself and those around me […]
Strahs Suggests Watching Severance
By Hayley Strahs News Editor If you feel overwhelmed with homework and AP prep, picture a life where you never left the classroom. Luckily, subscribers to Apple TV+ don’t have to imagine […]
Zeman and Hastings Review Sinners
By Rory Zeman and Megan Hastings Media Production Editor and Public Relations Manager The newest horror movie to hit the big screens, Sinners, has already set records at the box office following […]
You Season 5 Airs
By Isabella Langner People Editor Warning: Spoilers Ahead for You On Apr. 24, Netflix released the fifth and final season of You. The psychological thriller wrapped up with ten chaotic episodes that […]
The Metropolitan Museum Hosts The Met Gala
By Katie Borders Nat/World Editor The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City hosted the 77th Met Gala on the first Monday of May. Beginning in 1946 and gaining traction as […]
Mitchell Recommends Build-A-Bear
By Kayla Mitchell Media Production Editor If you’re looking for a sentimental gift for your graduating senior to take to college, a personalized Build-A-Bear stuffed animal is the perfect choice. While creating […]
Alternative Artist D4VD Releases Debut Album
By Sahil Muthukrishnan Sports Editor On Apr. 25, alternative artist David Anthony Burke, better known under his stage name D4vd, dropped his debut album, Withered. The album came after his two EPs, […]