Inconsistent voting laws anger most eligible teens
By Eric Funderburg, guest writer Wisconsin has a gaping black hole in teen voting policy. The issue is not only a Wisconsin issue, but a national […]
Editorials
Update on ACT results for juniors
By Meagan Ginnaty-Moore, staff writer Juniors all across the nation sit down to take the ACT every spring. The ACT is a college readiness test that […]
First time voters reflect on democratic process
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer In November 2016, the presidential election for the 45th President of the United States will take place. However, this election will […]
Online schooling: More practical for some students than others
By Anna Matson, staff writer Eschool is a different option for students to receive their education; they can do all school online or only do a […]
AP exams should not be held at students’ home schools
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer This AP testing season will be different than years prior. Instead of being held at other locations, AP testing will be […]
Researchers say video games can be beneficial to the brain
By Megan Ginnaty-Moore, staff writer When people think of video games, people usually think of violence or laziness. However, there is more going on in a […]
AP advice for underclassmen
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer In the next few months, many underclassmen will finalize their schedules for the upcoming school year. Out of all the classes […]
Terrorists should not define us
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer In recent months, the world has experienced multiple tragedies such as the San Bernardino shooting and the Paris terrorist attack. As […]
Hawks leaving the nest early
By Karli Dellar, staff writer Early graduation: Why do school systems prefer that students complete all four years of high school as opposed to graduating early […]
Live carefully, life is fragile
By Hope Hummel, staff writer Life is precious and fragile. We have this one life and it could end at any moment. You may feel invincible […]