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Disney+ dominates the streaming world

Disney+ dominates the streaming world

Laine Lord, Managing Editor December 2, 2019

Given that Disney owns practically everything under the sun, it’s about time they joined the streaming world. Joining an already crowded playing field, Disney+ had big shoes to fill, but so far, it has...

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Bachelor In Paradise breaks barriers

Shelby Jenkins, Section Editor September 29, 2019

For the first time in the seventeen-year history of Bachelor Nation, a same-sex couple is walking away with rings on both of their fingers. Twenty-four-year-old Demi Burnett proposed to twenty-seven-year-old...

Ditch the Ex(straw) Plastic

Ditch the Ex(straw) Plastic

Sonya Barlow, Section Editor September 7, 2019

Plastic. The most abundant material that is currently suffocating all bodies of water and is damaging multiple ecosystems. The war on plastic is at an all time high with landfills as tall as skyscrapers...

My Free Spirit Journalism Conference Experience

Jenny She, Managing Editor July 3, 2019

During the summer of 2019, I was selected to attend the Al Neuharth Free Spirit and Journalism Conference in Washington D.C.    This experience was all-expense-paid and lasted from June 14–...

What We Can Learn From New Zealand

What We Can Learn From New Zealand

Lara Janosz, Managing Editor May 9, 2019

In the United States, Congress is notorious for getting nothing done. The constant arguing and extreme partisanship exhibited by both sides have prohibited our nation from acting in its most dire situations....

Editor Column: How BBYO Has Influenced My Life

Editor Column: How BBYO Has Influenced My Life

Ali Randel, Copy Editor March 12, 2019

Compassion. Open-mindedness. Communication. Respect. Teamwork. Leadership. These are just some of the things that my role in BBYO has taught me.   BBYO is a nonprofit, teen-run, religious organization....

A Cup of Java

A Cup of Java

Natasha Mehta, Staff Writer March 12, 2019

Waking up for school is hard, bottom line. With homework, sports, chores, and enough time for YouTube, some part of our lives has to be allocated less time, this typically being sleep. For many teenagers,...

Editor Column: The Power of Investing

Evan Stern, Editor-in-Chief February 19, 2019

Whether one is an engineer or doctor or an architect or teacher, the importance of managing money properly, and the security that comes with it, remains a solid fact.   In our world today though,...

Women Win Big at 61st Grammy Awards

Women Win Big at 61st Grammy Awards

Sanju Swamy, Guest Writer February 15, 2019

You might be asking, what is the deal with awards show season? It’s the first few months of the new year in which the movie and music industries recognize notable figures for their accolades. Switching...

2019 Oscar Snubs and Surprises

2019 Oscar Snubs and Surprises

Laine Lord, Staff Writer February 10, 2019

Oscar season has come upon us once again! 2018 was filled with several fantastic films, however, many of the 2019 Academy Award nominations came as quite a surprise. From a Best Picture nominee release...

AirPods: Cons

Jillian Sacksner, Staff Writer January 25, 2019

It seems that after winter break and numerous gift-giving holidays, everyone has AirPods. However, for school, it has dangerous repercussions for learning and focus in class. There are many negative things...

AirPods: Pros

Marlee Sacksner, Staff Writer January 25, 2019

Earbuds: tangled cords, poor sound quality, and no freedom to move. Now, there is a way to solve these problems and the solution is, AirPods. Airpods are the wireless works sweeping stores throughout the...

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