Mute the meaness: an opinion on why cyberbullying has to stop
As soon as you open up your phone, I’d bet you open up a social media platform. On that application, billions of people share their […]
High School
A legacy etched into Northview’s swimming history: Newton brothers 40+ year-old records broken by a new age of Wildcats
Packed into a hot stadium, fans are on their feet, screaming so loud it’s deafening. Their attention is on the swimmers in the pool, each […]
When your spark is gone: a look into athlete burnout
School. Sport. Sleep. Repeat. It is easy to get caught up in the endless cycle of being a student athlete. Having too much on one’s […]
Shining the spotlight on Theater Arts: An introduction to the world of acting
It’s that time of the year. Students once again sit down with their counselors thinking of credit requirements, advanced placement (AP) classes, desired electives and […]
Opinion: Why AP Seminar shouldn’t be mandatory for sophomores at the high school
Most students hear of seniors who take four to five Advanced Placement (AP) classes and the stress endured as a side effect. One AP class […]
From mat to milestone: A feature on Ava Niedzielski wrestling at State Finals
Three two-minute periods are all that stand between a wrestler and their dreams. Each second matters and each decision demands perfection, otherwise every ounce of […]
ROARcast Episode 15: Brian Bollone
Volunteer firefighter, bunny savior, overseas exchange teacher, oh my! Editor Addy Forbes sits down with criminology, Pre-AP and AP biology teacher Brian Bollone to discuss […]
100 goals and running: A feature on Caden Gleason
Amidst the chaos of bodies hitting the boards and sticks battering the ice, number 19Â picks up the puck, skates towards the goal and scores. Fans […]
Strumming through the halls: A feature on the beginners guitar course at the high school
Music is a major part of today’s generation. It’s therapeutic, fun and exciting. There’s more to songs than just lyrics. No matter what genre piques […]
No better way to start spring than at Fling: an opinion
It should be a rule that you can’t graduate without attending a high school dance at least one time. School dances are the pinnacle of […]