Uninformed voters, stay home
Editorial | Local elections are right around the corner, and odds are, you’re going to be bombarded by people telling you that you need to […]
Opinion
Be kind to each other
By MEGHAN MINSHEW, Staff Reporter | Kindness does not come with a price. Even a smile can make someone’s day go from a 1 to […]
The dangers of Chinese censorship
By FAYTHE REEVES, Staff Reporter | According to a national survey by Rasmussen Reports in 2017, 73 percent of Americans believed freedom of speech was […]
Students speak on helping the community
What have you done to make this community a better place? “The only thing I can probably think of is just interacting and being more […]
Word for Word: The facts of fiction
By VICTORIA COLEMAN | It is conceivable that the only world in which one’s every idealistic thought and plan is achieved is fictional. Assuming that […]
Vote for your future
Staff editorial | In general, young people seem to wildly underestimate their power. They don’t vote because they don’t think their voices will be heard. […]
Word for Word: Due date death knell
By JAY LONG| It is a dark and stormy night, the house is empty, and all the lights are off save a brilliant ray of […]
Students speak on discrimination
Describe a time you have experienced discrimination. I was bullied for the fact that I was blonde and for the fact that I was really […]
Goth begins with music; student debunks goth misconception
By SOPHIA LUISE MUNOZ, Staff Reporter | Goth is a music-based subculture from the late 70s and 80s punk movement in the UK and spread […]