Debate an “interesting hour and a half”
Isabel Foley, Staff Writer
October 8, 2020
Many Americans are having trouble comprehending what exactly happened during the Oct. 6 Presidential debate. At the beginning of the debate, which took place just two days before the President tested positive for Covid-19, moderator Chris Wallace of Fox News explained the rules, including how each c...
Student journeys to America for one year
Lucie Michel, Staff Writer
October 8, 2020
I have always wanted to travel around the world and dreamed about discovering new places and meeting new people then coming back home and telling my stories. But I have always been more of a dreamer and scared to do things in real life. I’m a really shy and introverted person. A lot of ever...
Everything’s wrong with JK Rowling’s new book
Kerrigan Edwards, Editor in Chief
October 2, 2020
JK Rowling has lived an eventful and successful life. While her journey has never been labeled as easy, she pushed her way through depression, divorce, and a poor childhood. Rowling is undoubtedly well known for her Harry Potter series, which spiraled into a worldwide phenomenon in the categ...
Flaws of the year affecting senior’s goals and routines
Shana Fronsee, Staff Writer
May 10, 2020
If I’m being completely honest, I don’t like the fact the schools are closed, but I do understand why. This pandemic is scaring people because of the death-related news that is coming along with it. However, I think the government also could’ve let us go to school to see our fr...
In Uncertainty: One student battles the “new normal”
Maggie Petersen, Staff Writer
May 10, 2020
I have spent my whole life going through scenarios. As a kid, I figured out what I would do if I became a werewolf, if there was a tornado, if I got magical abilities, if there was a hurricane, if I could fly, if there was a robber, if I could talk to animals, if there was a flood, and if I was someh...
Sophomore looks on bright side during school closure
Kerrigan Edwards, Staff Writer
May 10, 2020
I am not too excited about this whole school closure situation. I was looking forward to spending the rest of the year with my favorite seniors, and now I'm not sure if I'll ever be able to see any of them again. I have a feeling we are not only going to be out of school for just this amount...
Coronavirus demands that we all work for the collective good
Quinn Soltesz, Audio Editor
May 10, 2020
When thinking of such a historical and odd situation as the one we are collectively living through, it is difficult to formulate an opinion on it. The opinion becomes warped into a collection of first-reaction thoughts and selfish exhaustion with the events of the world. I have to look at the situation...
Student discovers she actually misses school
Amya Terry, Staff Writer
May 10, 2020
I really disliked school, and I wasn’t sure why. One day I thought about it, what are the pros and cons of school? When I thought everything over, the pros outweigh the cons. I mostly hated being around so many people and getting up early. School is weird. It’s a really good experience and a terrible ...
Losing myself more and more
Holly Spragg, Online Editor
May 10, 2020
Time - we have nothing but it right now, but the hours seem to run past my eyes in a blur. My screen time is going up and so is the length of quarantine. I cannot understand how the days go by so fast but the self isolation takes forever. I have always known that I cannot be one that has long periods o...
Going “back to normal” requires every individual to do their part
Grace Carr, Editor in Chief
April 8, 2020
Frustrated: this word sums up almost every thought I have had the past two weeks since the Coronavirus decided to make an appearance. I will admit, I originally did not take this threat seriously. I knew it was deadly, I knew I needed to be as clean and sanitary as I possibly could, and I knew it ...
Isabel Foley, Staff Writer
October 8, 2020
Many Americans are having trouble comprehending what exactly happened during the Oct. 6 Presidential debate. At the beginning of the debate, which took...
Student journeys to America for one year
October 8, 2020
Everything’s wrong with JK Rowling’s new book
October 2, 2020