Creative Writing – Lost Room
By, Chloe Rudnicki | Opinion Editor April 21st, 2016 The room slouched and sagged, shivering under a thick blanket of dust as frigid bursts of wind struggled in vain to jolt it awake. A […]
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Triton Times is Soarin’
By Cole Taylor | Videographer April 15, 2016
Restaurant Review – Gina’s Pizza
By, Taylor Jower | Writer & Evan Echelberger | Writer April 20, 2016 Gina’s Pizza is a well known establishment on the West coast. However, the one we will be visiting today is […]
2016 Spring Sports Assembly
By, Mikaela Mertens | Senior Media Editor & Courtney Horvath | Writer
The Addams Family
By, Sara Barnes | Student Life Editor April 12, 2016 They’re creepy and they’re kooky, they’re mysterious and spooky, they’re altogether ooky. That’s right, we are talking about the Addams Family. The strange family that […]
Dodgeball 2016
By, Mikaela Mertens | Senior Media Editor
Book Review – How to Read Like a Professor
By Taylor Jower | Writer and Evan Echelberger | Writer March 25th, 2016 When choosing to read a new book, I have one solid recommendation: How to Read Literature Like a Professor. This book is […]
Batman vs. Superman, Dawn of Justice Opens Up With Mixed Reviews
By, Max Jonnaert | Writer March 25, 2016 The highly anticipated sequel to Man of Steel is expected to be a clash of comic book Titans in a heroic maelstrom. However it is currently sitting at a […]
A Brief Look at the European Migrant Crisis
By, Chloe Rudnicki | Opinion Editor March 23rd, 2016 As the Syrian conflict intensifies and war continues to solidify itself as a Middle Eastern norm, migrants hoping to resettle in Europe once again flood borders and […]
The Seal of Biliteracy: Is It Worth It?
By, Maya Fransz-Myers | Media Editor & Ily Macpherson | Sports Editor March 23rd, 2016 When planning to graduate high school, every student must have completed at least two years of studying […]