Roar reviews: The Off-Season
J-Cole’s 6th album The Off-Season released on May 14, 2021, and was nothing short of spectacular. With over 325 million streams in 2 weeks, the […]
Month: May 2021
A new year, a new coach
Coaching is not new to middle school teacher Andy Bouwens. His first job was lifeguarding, while also teaching swim lessons. His first real coaching job […]
Opinion: The importance of self love
All by-lined opinion pieces reflect the opinion of the author only, not necessarily those of the Editorial Board, adviser and the rest of the staff. […]
Fear of missing out
In today’s social media driven world, the internet is a primary form of communication. It’s all too easy to make assumptions based on what you […]
Building a Legacy: Aidan Mathiasz
At sixteen years old, junior Aiden Mathiasz is proving he can “go the distance” in the music industry, according to boss Adam Richter. “I’ve seen […]
Beginners guide to crystals
Amidst the significant amount of time spent at home the past year, many people found new hobbies and interests. The usage of crystals for meditation […]
Opinion: We should host a traditional prom
This article won third place in the 2022 Michigan Interscholastic Press Association spring awards ceremony. All by-lined opinion pieces reflect the opinion of the author […]
Roar reviews: Angry, Young and Poor
Founded in 1995, “Angry, Young and Poor”(AYP) is an online store that sells alternative clothing. From patches and band tees, to spikes and studs. This […]
Student Spotlight: Emily Nyquist
This past year, when COVID-19 caused schools to shut down, it was difficult for everyone to stay connected, especially for high school seniors who are […]
KCTC is the place to be
The Kent Career Technical Center (KCTC) located off of the East Beltline is an educational option for juniors and seniors to acquire skills that they […]