How to deal with college rejections

Eden Havel | Head editor & Newsroom manager March 19, 2024 As college decisions begin to trickle in one by one, this season is filled with anxiety, excitement, and big dreams fueled solely by helpless […]

I visited a cult just 30 minutes away

Emma Barbernell | Writer & Photographer March 18, 2024 It all started after a Sunday at the local farmers market. I was making my rounds and stopped to try a juice sample, it was absolutely delicious: […]

Why you should join Newspaper

Sophie Rapeepat | Head Editor March 14, 2024 I used to love writing back when the most that was ever expected of us was a “weekend recap” or a one-page personal narrative. I loved how writing […]

The new digital SAT: for better or for worse?

  Carly Altman | Writer March 14, 2024 Most high school students are familiar with the SAT, a standardized test commonly used in senior-year college applications. Administered by College Board, the SAT tests student knowledge […]

Too Good To Go: app review

Jenna Forss | Arts & Entertainment Editor March 12, 2024 The staggering amount of food wasted annually by restaurants in the United States is an estimated 22 to 33 billion pounds; an unfortunate truth considering […]

Bring film photography back

  Emma Barbernell | Writer & Photographer March 12, 2024 Film: capturing life. Why is film so important on a creative scale? As someone who loves shooting on film, I am here to explain my reasoning […]

Cursive: an art from the past?

    Tyler Pearce | Head Editor February 29, 2024 The place of cursive writing in school curriculum has become a considerable debate. Proponents argue for its benefits and historical significance, while opponents suggest it may […]

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