David declassified: His survival guide
Imagine being a branch manager for an international skin care company, getting flown around the country for the job, and moving to Hawaii to attend […]
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Honor the 17
March 14, 2018 will go down in history, here, and across the country. As school walkouts were planned from coast to coast, a few Wildcats […]
Parents behind bars
She came home as if it were any other week. The summer was hot, the days were long, and she was looking ahead to four […]
An open letter to the freshmen
Vaping and throwing open bottles of pop at the football games; refusing to cooperate when asked to help redistribute the basketball student section; complaining about […]
Jayna Mojica shoots her shot
After hours upon hours of practice, senior Jayna Mojica was finally able to score for the first time in a basketball game. On January 26, the varsity […]
Follow up: Christmas in a Box
It has been two months since Makayla Sejat’s Adopt-a-Soldier project shipped the Christmas gifts to Kuwait and Qatar. Many people are overjoyed with the results […]
Follow up: Hurricane brings classroom together
It has been six months since 13 million people’s lives were affected by hurricane Harvey, a natural disaster which inflicted $75 billion worth of damage […]
Take your parent to school day
Have you ever accidentally called your teacher Mom? That’s an embarrassing moment that many of us can relate to, whether it was in 2nd grade […]
Chain Reaction: Rademaker reaches hearts
Before last August, junior Heaven Rademaker had never been outside the country. That changed when she traveled to the Dominican Republic and experienced the joy […]