Bowling team places fourth at state
By Jennifer Gomez | Associate editor, Sports editor, Photographer, Staff writer The girls varsity bowling team has earned its place in Hawks sport history this […]
Month: April 2014
Izaak Simar becomes Indian Trail’s first wrestling state qualifier 
By Andre Brown | Staff writer The second season of Indian Trail wrestling is over and it was an impressive one. The Hawks had a […]
Teenagers under stress now more than ever
Katrina Smith | Staff writer It’s a fact, today’s teens are more stressed out and anxious than their parents were, and even more so than […]
Children’s movies need higher expectations
Max Franklin | Staff writer Have you ever walked into a movie, expecting it to be decent, and come out of it having experienced one […]
Minority representation in media matters, is needed
By Katrina Smith | Staff writer Think back to when you were a little kid watching television. How often did the lead roles look like […]
Political apathy is destroying teenagers’ futures
By Emily Cheatham | Editorial editor, Staff writer Politics determines every single miniscule aspect of life. How fast you can drive, if you can drive, […]
Taco Bell launches new breakfast menu
Shayna Frost | Copy editor, Staff writer Taco Bell has taken a big leap forward and has decided to add a brand new breakfast menu. […]
American schools should teach coding
By Alec Rellora | Staff writer In January, the U.S. unemployment rate decreased to 6.6 percent, the lowest it has been in the past five years, […]
The Trevor Project: National program helps struggling teens
By Emily Ottinger | Associate editor, Illustrator, Photographer, Staff writer The Trevor Project, based off of the Academy Award winning short film, TREVOR, has been […]
Arizona bill: Indian Trail students question controversial bill
By Emily Ottinger | Associate editor, Illustrator, Photographer, Staff writer The endless debate between gay rights and religious rights has hit a new high. In […]