Choral Fest gives students “One More Reason To Sing”
By Anna Matson, staff writer More than 1,100 choral students, grades 5 through 12, performed last month at Kenosha Unified School District’s 50th annual Choral Festival […]
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Orchestra Fest brings together more than 1,300 students
By Anna Matson, staff writer Kenosha Unified School District’s 54th annual Orchestra Festival took place at Indian Trail High School and Academy on March 5, showcasing […]
Legends of Tomorrow falls short of DC’s norm
By Julia Conforti, staff writer Heroes from CW’s hit shows Flash and Arrow team up with the help of Rip Hunter (Doctor Who’s Arthur Darvill) in […]
New fantasy romance Shadowhunters slays first season
By Hope Hummel, staff writer Readers everywhere are rejoicing: Cassandra Clare’s novel series The Mortal Instruments has become a television show. Having aired its first episode […]
The Boy demonstrates horror genre continues to generate less than superb work
By Julia Conforti, staff writer Jan. 22, the horror film The Boy was released. With a budget of $10 million, it brought in a gross total of […]
2016 Oscars under fire for failing to cat diverse group of nominees at award show
By Julia Conforti, staff writer When the 2016 nominations for the Oscars were released to the public, a prominent issue in Hollywood and our society was […]
Zootopia teaches kids to never give up on dreams
By Dakota Vernezze, staff writer Zootopia is a Disney animated movie that was released on March 4, 2016. The movie features a world where animals have […]
Front impressively displays the destruction of war to spectators
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer Throughout February, the KUSD Theatre Arts delivered a highly realistic, well acted performance of Front by Robert Caisley at Indian Trail […]
Exo excites Windy City Kpop fans at Rosemont
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer On Feb. 19, thousands of fans lined up for one of the most anticipated musical events of the year. The Chinese-South […]
Inner Monologue
By Dakota Vernezze, staff writer