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Carlie Stallbaumer urges students to make the most of their high school educaiton.

The reason we should try

Carlie Stallbaumer, Senior portraits editor March 30, 2020

High school accounts for roughly 5,173 hours of our lives. In these hours we are setting ourselves up for the remaining 531,644 hours we have left on this planet. We sit in our provided desks listening...

Coping with Cystic Fibrosis

Coping with Cystic Fibrosis

Lauren Espinoza, Reporter December 12, 2017

I have a 23 year old sister who has Cystic Fibrosis, a disease where a defective gene makes the body build up mucus in organs such as the lungs and the pancreas. However, not many people know about this...

Feminism Needs to be Understood

Katie Austin, Reporter December 12, 2017

Scrolling through Facebook. Post after post. A dozen likes. About a million shares. I click on one post. “Feminism is the death of the world.” As I read through the article, the post suggests...

Fiddler on the Roof

Matthew Troutman May 20, 2017

The cast scurries around in the dark minutes before the curtain rises; the actors sing “Tradition” backstage as the cast moves into the first number of the show. Backstage crew members make sure no...

Summer Reads

Macayla Hughes May 20, 2017

Summer is a great time to lay out in the sun, get a tan, and to get your read on. With two and a half months off, you have enough time to knock off some of those books you have been dying to read. Here...

Twitter Fights

Twitter Fights

Lainey Dent December 20, 2016

It’s a Saturday morning, 9 am. I wake up and roll over to check my phone. Twitter. While scrolling through my feed, I see four people arguing about whether Clinton or Trump should be president. Next,...

Sports VS. Arts

Are sports more recognized and favored over the arts?
Claire Cox December 9, 2016

Sports VS. Arts. One of the biggest yet unacknowledged competitions in the high school. Everybody knows it's there, but everyone refuses to talk about it, especially faculty and administration. The...

Say No To Drugs

Say No To Drugs

Jenna Collier December 9, 2016

17 percent of high school students abuse the toxic substances such as alcohol and drugs, according to the Huffington Post website It's important for schools to drug test so the students can stay...

Top Ten Worst Ways To Break Up With Somebody

Top Ten Worst Ways To Break Up With Somebody

Macayla Enman December 6, 2016

Nearly everyone at some point has gone thought of the worst ways to dump a somebody. The breakup process is almost always awkward and uncomfortable no matter how you go about it. But what are some of...

Unfit for the Oval Office

Unfit for the Oval Office

Why Trump is not fit to be president of the United States
Abby Langton December 6, 2016

In 2016 we face the presidential campaign of republican nominee Donald Trump against democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. Both candidates might have said things we do not agree with, but Donald Trump...

A Spooky Monday

A Spooky Monday

Students on whether or not students should wear costumes to school
Vanessa Barbosa December 1, 2016

Teenagers should be able to go trick-or-treating and dress up for Halloween. Their age and height shouldn’t matter if they want candy while they either guide around their younger sibling or they...

Catchin’ Some More Z’s

Late Start Could Be Beneficial to Students and Staff
Gracyn Shulista November 30, 2016

It’s 6:30 in the morning and I wake up to the sound of my third or fourth alarm. I think to myself, “Gracyn, you have got to get up, you’ll be late.” I finally get out of bed and walk...

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