Senior Goodbye
Ellen Stojak, Executive Editor
May 14, 2019
Filed under Opinion
I think this goodbye has taken me longer to write than any other article. I knew I was going to have to write this four years ago, and in retrospect, I should have planned out what I wanted to say. Journalism has been one of the strangest experiences of my high school career, but it’s stranger still...
Senior Goodbye
Ian Doyle, Managing Editor
May 14, 2019
Filed under Opinion
It’s hard to put into words the feelings that come with graduation approaching soon. On one hand, four years of work and learning has prepared me for college and the next stage of my life where I’ll determine who I want to be and what I want to do. On the other hand, friends will be leaving all across...
We’re all human despite our differences
Nadia Hernandez, Features Editor
May 14, 2019
Filed under Opinion
Members of all different kinds of religions will go every week to their own sanctuary to worship and carry out their traditions. It is their right to practice their religion and be protected within the walls of their altar. However, the violence that’s targeted places of worship showcases how...
Managing stress important as finals approach
Ellen Stojak, Executive Editor
May 14, 2019
Filed under Opinion
Between finals, AP tests, and finding a summer job, the last stretch of the school year can be the most stressful for students. As stress builds toward the end of the year, it is important to take time for oneself and manage the heavy workload with distressing techniques. However, the question remains,...
Students must have access to free SAT resources
Ellen Stojak, Executive Editor
March 18, 2019
Filed under Opinion
If some families scramble to afford everyday necessities, then SAT prep is probably not very high on their shopping list. The sad fact is that without access to SAT prep, many students from low income backgrounds can’t compete with students who have access to tutoring or preparatory courses. According...
Reflecting on one’s mental health
Gracie Schultz, Production Editor
March 18, 2019
Filed under Opinion
The end of 2018 through the beginning of 2019 have been months of realization for me. Mental and emotional health is a common theme throughout a lot of teens lives. There are many different signs and versions of both mental and emotional health. According to pasadenavilla.com, “...common symptoms include...
Goodbyes can be bittersweet
Ian Doyle, Managing Editor
March 18, 2019
Filed under Opinion
High school doesn’t last forever, but the memories will. As much as some people would like to get out of school fast, there are so many great things about being here, and the best part for me is the love and joy I’ve found in theater. I’ve grown and developed so much from being in Green Room and...
Women’s representation in movies is important
Nadia Hernandez, Features Editor
March 18, 2019
Filed under Opinion
With the recent success of “Captain Marvel” (2019), it has shown the significant diversity in media. Especially with superhero action movies, a predominantly male space, having a woman as a lead role helps inspire young girls around the world. Many anticipated the release of “Captain Marvel...
The pollution of our water must stop
Courtney Mettler and Gracie Schultz, Sports Editor and Production Editor
February 12, 2019
Filed under Opinion
Throughout the world, the amount of plastic consumption has come to be immeasurable. Although there are many places in the world that have an abundant amount of plastic build up, The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is the largest offshore plastic accumulation zone. According to theoceancleanup.com, “it...
Can conspiracy theories be trusted?
Ian Doyle, Managing Editor
February 12, 2019
Filed under Opinion
The world is full of mysteries around every corner, and no single person may truly understand the ways in which the world works. While some people like to believe the world is flat or that reptiles have taken over the government, conspiracy theories like these are highly unlikely. One very popular conspiracy...
When will hate crimes stop?
Nadia Hernandez, Features Editor
February 12, 2019
Filed under Opinion
There are no words to describe the sadness I feel when hearing the stories of victims of hate and speech crimes. Through time, many laws have been passed to protect marginalized groups and persecute people who commit intended violent acts. Yet, hate and prejudice do not diminish over time. It raises...
Students must balance their social media use
Ellen Stojak, Executive Editor
February 12, 2019
Filed under Opinion
Social media addiction is a term being thrown around quite a bit these days, and although an actual social media addiction is very rare, the negative effects of overuse is something students might see in their everyday lives. Not all social media usage is unhealthy, but it’s becoming increasingly apparent...
Can this year go any slower?
- Bring on Graduation! (89%, 8 Votes)
- NO, let's take our time? (11%, 1 Votes)
Total Voters: 9
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