Editorial: How long should one’s actions follow them?
This article won honorable mention in the 2019 Michigan Interscholastic Press Association spring awards ceremony. When people are young, their futures loom in front of […]
Month: November 2018
Dreams do come true: Meeting Obama
Written by Paul Dillon Meeting former President Barack Obama was nothing short of incredible. To meet the 44th President of the United States has been […]
It’s a wonderful show
Mark your calendars, November 9 and 10 the Theater Department will be putting on their annual fall play, starting at 7:30 pm in the Performing […]
Started from the bottom now he’s here
Outgoing, competitive, positive. These are three words that describe senior athlete Donavan Richardson. As he strolls the halls he has an happy outlook on life, […]
Keep calm and BuJo on
Despite the name, BuJo isn’t some killer dog or a new slang term. It’s short for bullet journaling and it’s an art. Bullet journaling is […]
Not all heroes wear capes: Meet Rich Kline
Written by Andrew Dykstra Everyone sees the people who take care of our messes, clean up after lunch, and set up tables. The sad truth […]
Not all heroes wear capes: Meet Steve Nichols
Written by Tori Scovel “I just make sure this whole place doesn’t fall apart at night and it doesn’t burn down,” head of the custodial […]
Beating the odds
The last time the boys varsity football team has seen more than nine games in their season was back in 2014. A normal season consist […]
Roar Reviews: The Hate U Give
Angie Thomas’s debut novel, The Hate U Give, is similar to American classics in the sense that it takes on the issue of racial segregation. […]
The naked truth
It starts innocently. A conversation with someone you are interested in. Slowly, it turns to flirting. The flirting gets more and more intense until someone […]