Graduation is a ticking time bomb. There is less than one week before the 2023 seniors walk across a stage and receive their diploma. With this information, for what certainly isn’t the first time in...
TikTok takeover is underway. With 1.05 billion active users worldwide, the content is endless and only a click away. From dances to skits to bringing awareness, TikTok is an array of self-expression. With...
With Spring Break around the corner, students are counting the minutes, and teachers are counting the days until the last bell releases them so they can start to sit back and do what they have dreamed...
The 1980s are known for being big and bright. They wore big jewelry, bright colored clothes, and big hair. They had Cabbage Patch dolls, slap bracelets, MTv, rubix cubes, ech e sketches, and Pac Man.
In...
Dance is a form of art, as much as it is a sport. People dance at studios, or they dance when they have free time. They use dance to express themselves and to do things that they love.
“As much...
Nostalgia is the wistful or excessively sentimental yearning for return to or of some past period or irrecoverable condition. It can be felt from various things. A song you used to love, a stuffed animal...
Senior Oluwatobi (Tobi) Tomogun can’t remember what got him interested in robotics. All he knows is he loves it. He's been doing it since 6th grade, building over 20 robots in the years since.
“I...
Quarantine was a difficult time for many, but for Junior Izabella Neal, the time stuck at home marked the discovery of a new passion: longboarding.
“I got really bored, so I asked my mom to get...
This week, we introduce you to talented senior Trey Petty, whose specialty is in the kitchen. Currently, he works as a cook at Mako’s On The Creek, a restaurant that, according to their website, “offers...
Senior Serenity Shadowens has always had an affinity for music.
“I was really interested in string instruments in general, because I used to be in orchestra and I played the violin for a couple...
Around the table, families gather. In the kitchen, a turkey without feathers. On the TV, sports are showing. On the couch, stories are flowing. And no matter the weather, it will be Thanksgiving as long...
True crime dates back to the early 16th century. The earliest murder recorded was 430,000 years ago, yet not the last. As the years progressed, true crime grew increasingly popular with shows such as America’s...
