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Many students work through local businesses, a large portion in customer service or retail. “I've been working in customer service for over a year now, and I definitely think students need a break sometimes,” senior Kendall Culpert said. “There have been times I've felt really stressed because of everything going on in my life, between homework, work, and my other activities [sports, hobbies, school clubs].”

Compensation conversation

Lauren Schwarz, Co-Editor-in-Chief
February 10, 2023
Backlash burden. Hailey Bieber posted a picture of her modeling, and some people in her comments were not happy. Bieber receives hate from any little thing she says or does. Her comment section is full of hate speech and people saying rude things about her and her photo.

To speak, or not to speak

Maria Marki, Staff Writer
February 6, 2023
Miserable media. A new study found that teenagers are increasingly depressed, feel hopeless and are more likely to consider suicide. This is what technology and social media does. According to “The Social Dilemma” on Netflix, “social media starts to dig deeper and deeper down into the brain stem and take over kids’ sense of self-worth and identity.”

Digital downfall

Marsida Cukaj, Staff Writer
February 1, 2023
Make mid-winter break mandatory

Make mid-winter break mandatory

Katherine Farmer, Staff Writer
January 24, 2023
Next to student restrooms, there are rules that clearly state what is expected of anyone who uses it. Many students tend to abuse these, forcing higher-ups to unfairly close the bathrooms for those who intend to use it correctly.

Bash on bathrooms

Bella Bidler, Staff Writer
January 19, 2023
The Wayward Wishing Spell

The Wayward Wishing Spell

Katherine Farmer, Staff Writer
January 17, 2023
Honor honors students

Honor honors students

Ava Nightingale, Staff writer
January 10, 2023
Taste of bubble tea

Taste of bubble tea

Samantha Erwin, Staff Writer
January 9, 2023
As a way to prevent every kind of food that has a chance of causing sickness, ten-year-old Raina Telgemeier avoids anything and anyone with such symptoms, but learns that not everything can be in one’s control and to be able to talk about these fears despite the burden she may feel; all portrayed perfectly in her very own work, Guts.

Guts book review

Raiha Khan, Staff Writer
June 9, 2022
Senior year, AP classes, summer projects and solving a missing persons case; In Holly Jackson’s undeniably clever mystery novel, A good girl’s guide to murder, Pippa Amobi is like any other, but for her AP Capstone Research Project, she decides to try and solve the missing case from five years prior (2014) of Fairview, Connecticut's sweetheart, Andie Bell, and clear the name of her alleged murderer Sal Singh, where she finds truth of the lies only one of them had kept for so long.

A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder book review

Raiha Khan, Staff Writer
June 8, 2022
In Smile, an illustrated personal narrative of author Raina Telgemeier’s life in the form of a graphic novel, watch the author’s accident of falling on her face to find her two front teeth gone, progress to years of dental drama with on-again-off-again braces, dental surgeries and dentures meanwhile struggling with the pressures of growing up during teenhood, to reach a point where she could finally smile again.

Smile book review

Raiha Khan, Staff Writer
June 7, 2022
Exam Extravaganza, the picture represents how exams can help you later in life. Exams can help you in college and then later in the workplace. Over all exams can help you be successful in life.

Exam Effect

Molly Yeske, Staff Writer
June 6, 2022
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