Ash BarNoy, Executive Opinions Editor December 13, 2020
The holiday season has always brought a frantic, hasty energy entirely its own. The bustling stores and increasingly growing lines starting Black Friday weekend can make even the calmest places feel chaotic...
If one piece of advice could be acquired from the avalanche of recent events, it’s the cliche that rings true: “No one can see the future.”
Perhaps it rings a little too loudly now.
From fully...
I’m drowning in my problems and can’t seem to get my head back up to the surface. Every day seems to run into each other like a movie on repeat.
People all around you are facing day to day struggles...
Each morning, the sky seems a bit bleaker
And I recall the maskless days of school
I am talking to the coffee maker
Trying to forget these mandated rules
Are Google Meet sessions...
Chaotic mornings. Confusing schedules. Trying to remember what time you need to join the Google Meet, or better yet, what class you should even be in. Online school has already caused a lot of stress...
Anna Drabik, Executive Arts and Entertainment Editor November 28, 2020
On this date, exactly 11 years ago on Nov. 28, 2009, Big Time Rush (the TV show) premiered to an audience of 3.6 million viewers. The hour-long pilot episode, “Big Time Audition,” served as a preview...
As seniors everywhere begin inching closer and closer to the end of their high school careers, the frantic buzz of “what should I do when I leave?” begins.
Should I go to college? The workforce?...
Laura Bowen, Executive Sports Editor November 25, 2020
“I am thankful that my family has remained healthy so far and hope that continues. Also that none of us needed to escape from our significant other during 24/7 togetherness.”
-Karen Robinson,...
As cases rise and winter vacations approach, the school district will be shifting into fully remote learning for the holiday season. This will be a period of five and a half weeks from Monday, Nov. 23...