Student Council hopes to educate students on breast cancer symptoms and prevention
by Alexa Sanchez-Nava, Co-Editor-in-Chief Now that Breast Cancer Awareness Month has come to a close, Indian Trail looks back on the efforts of the Student […]
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Music gives life to students
By Evan Steidtman, Staff Writer We all know about a thing called music, right? Some may listen to it, some may play it, or anywhere in […]
There’s no horror in Día de los Muertos
By Gabriela Carranza, Staff Writer Día de Los Muertos is known for celebrating loved ones that passed on and celebrated on both November 1st and November 2nd. […]
“History” or “Cash-grab”: The media’s constant and controversial use of Jeffrey Dahmer
By Kiannah Wierzchowski, Staff Writer & Illustrator It has been more than 40 years since the horrific Jeffrey Dahmer murders occurred; yet, the dead assailant continues […]
Taylor Swift delves into her sleepless nights on her new album, ‘Midnights’
By Kyler Jacobson, Staff Writer On October 21, 2022, Taylor Swift released her tenth studio album “Midnights”, her first album of original tracks since 2020’s […]
Zoe Saldaña on her ‘sweet departure’ from Guardians of the Galaxy
By Sadahrie Mandujano, Staff Writer With the arrival of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.3 in 2023, we can expect the return of familiar characters, including the […]
Students resent homework: an unwelcomed dinner table guest
by Teah Sanchez, Guest Writer According to the Wisconsin Department of Public education, grades 7-12 must have “at least 1,137 hours of direct pupil instruction” a […]
Hall passes – for better or for worse?
By Izack Kessler, Opinion Editor & Chief Illustrator As the new school year begins, one of the new changes brought to our school are the e-hall […]
ITA’s thoughts on the new Little Mermaid
by Alexa Sanchez-Nava, Co-Editor-in-Chief Following a trend of live-action movies, The Little Mermaid announced its production several back in 2019, only gaining a surplus of […]