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WAVE-ing to the new year

January 10, 2022 Emily Camp 0

Sliding into the month of January, the Welcoming And Valuing Everyone (WAVE) club has big plans. Witnessing Wednesdays- The first Wednesday of each month, this […]

The Roar receives an NEF Grant

October 13, 2021 coeditor 0

A letter from the editors: We are greatly appreciative of the grant we received from the NEF and we are excited to venture into new […]

Students prepare for AP Exams amid pandemic

April 19, 2021 Victoria Witke 0

College Board’s Advanced Placement (AP) Exams are about a month away, and AP students and staff alike are rising above the challenges of this unprecedented […]

The fight for winter sports

February 2, 2021 Olivia Austin 0

After Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced January 22 that contact winter sports could not start competition until February 21 at the earliest, Let Them Play founder […]

Memorial Versiti Blood Drive

February 2, 2021 Landen Roggenbaum 0

A memorial blood drive held at Frontline Church on Tuesday January 5, 2021 honored the passing of teacher Ted Burba. Burba, who was the teacher […]

College Board makes changes to the SAT

January 22, 2021 Olivia Austin 0

Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, College Board announced on January 19 that they will be making changes to the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT.) “The pandemic […]

Opinion: We can’t let screens ruin the way women view themselves

May 21, 2020 Hannah Rethman 0

On average, internet users may have 7.6 social media accounts. Social media’s influence on our lives has truly climbed to incredible heights. It’s no surprise […]