By Chloe Rudnicki |Opinion Editor November 6, 2015 Religion is an unwieldy thing in its dreadfully human power to inspire and destroy. Passion is no virtue, and can be twisted to appease both the […]
By Anna O’Mousse | Newspaper Club November 18, 2015 Those who have attended pubic school for the duration of their elementary and secondary academic career have likely spent at least one full week and a […]
By Alexis Weppner | Writer November 4, 2015 The 2nd Amendment of the United States Constitution reads as follows: “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of […]
By Maisie Shea | Writer & Brycen Dutchik | Writer November 10, 2015 Illegal immigration, or the migration of people across national borders in a such way that violates the immigration laws […]
By Saffron Sener | News Editor November 4, 2015 Running, running. Wild, crazy, free for all. That’s what this was. Confusion and chaos held fast to this situation. Collectivity hid. Uniformity was killed, along […]
By Kelsey Morales | Writer & Jahfreen Alam | Writer Recently, all 2016 Republican candidates have expressed alarming interest in promoting their pro-life stances on abortion by defunding Planned Parenthood. Their failure to […]
By Ethan Partridge | Writer October 22, 2015 On October 13 in Las Vegas, Nevada, the first Democratic Debate gave voters their first clear view of who their Democratic candidates would be for this […]
By Alison Shea | News Editor October 20, 2015 There have been 150 school shootings in America since 2013, according to the Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund website. Yet, common-sense public safety laws […]
By Carly Watts | Writer October 23, 2015 My friends are complaining that I’ve been spending too much time with my bf & not enough with them. I’ve been so busy with school, there’s […]
By Chloe Rudnicki | Opinion Editor October 8, 2015 What woman hasn’t been whistled at? What middle and and high school aged girl has not felt pressure at some point to be “pretty enough” […]