Opinion: The Hidden Cost of Free Speech
By Foster Conner Staff Reporter America is a nation that upholds the right to speak about how or what you feel or without repercussions unless […]
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Opinion: Too young to vote, too young to protest
By Gray Lonning Student Reporter Having the ability to participate in elections is one of the most important factors in our country, but there is […]
Editorial: America: Land of the free, laughing stock of the world
The votes are in. Former president Donald Trump is set to be inaugurated as the next United States president come January 2025. On a national […]
Opinion: Humanity’s cost for U.S. support
By Gillian Crist Page Editor “Are you killing for yourself or killing for your savior?” Genocide and war crimes are far more prevalent in modern […]
Editorial: Billboard causes alarm
As election season reaches its peak, campaign messages are nearly impossible to miss. billboards, posters, yard signs and online ads surround us, flood our social […]
Opinion: Voter disenfranchisement still evident
By Sam Chavez Videographer Voter disenfranchisement is a phrase that should not exist in a democratic society. Its ultimate goal is to silence those who […]
Editorial: Policy vs. popularity contest
With election season on the rise, tensions are high and debates are on fire. We are constantly being fed new information and being put to […]
Editorial: Break doom-scrolling cycle, spend time productively
With screen times higher than ever, terms like “doom-scrolling” have become normalized to subdue the severity of social media addiction and the overconsumption of media. […]
Opinion: Fear of judgement shapes interactions
By Kyra Peek Staff Reporter When we enter a room, our instinct is to look around and assess who’s there. We subconsciously decide which version […]