Prom Season is here! With Junior Prom occurring on May 11, 2024, and Senior Prom on June 7, 2024, many students have already started looking at dresses, which means inspiration is needed. Taking a look at social media, online articles, and even advice from some of our very own students, about what they think will… Read More Prom Trend Predictions 2024
The Stanley brand was founded in 1913 by William Stanley Jr., which changed the way hot drinks lasted. William Stanley Jr. created a vacuum-insulated, strong steel bottle that started the Stanley brand. Originally targeted towards men favoring the outdoors, and blue-collar workers, the Stanley cup was known for its hammerstone green coloring, and flask-like look.… Read More The Rise of Stanleys
Child development is a class many schools offer, mainly preparing students to have children later in adulthood or how to care for children. It requires a lot of understanding about why kids act a certain way or how they develop. There is a lot behind learning how kids develop as they grow. Child Development at… Read More Preschool Is Starting
Every year, there seem to be dozens of new celebrity-centered conspiracy theories, each getting more out of hand as it’s passed along through social media. This year, the most notable conspiracy (so far) was centered around Catherine, Princess of Wales, and her disappearance. Conspiracies about her death, her being kidnapped, and her running away, to… Read More Celebrity Conspiracies Throughout the Years
At number 6 is: Pizza should be eaten with a fork because it’s messy. It keeps your hands clean and greaseless. It also is a formal and very proper way to eat your food. In Italy, it’s frowned upon to eat pizza with your hands. Pizza is also so much easier to eat with a… Read More Top Six Hot Takes of the Month: March
Senior Brady Moorehead is a class officer and is very active in extracurriculars and clubs. Brady is known by others as an extroverted, kind, and hard-working person. You can find Brady at robotics club, soccer or track practice, thrifting, playing Magic: The Gathering, or snowboarding. You’re on the robotics team;, what made you take the… Read More Senior Spotlight: Brady Moorehead
The somewhat viral “zombie disease” in deer has been quietly making its way through the world, avoiding the eyes of the public for a while. Therefore, not many people know what the disease is or that it exists. This so-called “zombie deer disease” is a form of chronic wasting disease, caused by a rare pathogen… Read More Zombie Disease?
Is the war in Gaza a genocide? That question has been lingering in the back of people’s minds for a month now, as South Africa brought a case against Israel to the United Nation’s top court in mid-December alleging genocide against the Palestinians. The court ultimately did not order a ceasefire, but, it did order… Read More The Case Against Israel and Possible Genocide in Gaza
Has Amelia Earhart’s plane been found? It’s been eighty-seven years since Amelia Earhart disappeared and an anomaly on the ocean floor suggests the answer could have been under the waves the whole time. Conspiracy theories aside, the crash and sink theory regarding the fate of Amelia Earhart has never been properly refuted, and Earhart was… Read More Solving the Mystery of Amelia Earhart
11 World Wonders, 274 nights, and more than 60 countries. On December 10, 2023, the Ultimate World Cruise by Royal Caribbean set sail for the first leg of the nine-month cruise. Passengers have a few choices regarding the length of their stay. The first option is staying the full nine months and all four legs… Read More The Ultimate World Cruise
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