Ferguson: Protests have sixties inspiration
By Hailey Franklin, staff writer On Aug. 9, an unarmed African American teen by the name of Michael Brown was shot in Ferguson, Missouri. Since then, […]
Month: October 2014
Insane in the Ukraine: Why should it matter to US?
By Chris Shea, staff writer For months, pro- Russian rebels have been fighting in Eastern Ukraine, leaving thou- sands dead and wounded. The rebellion of the […]
Dress code changes cause controversy
By Kailey Franklin, staff writer This year at Kenosha Unified School District, including Indian Trail High School and Academy, there’s been a change in the dress […]
Hawks tackle breast cancer
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer What does the color pink mean to you? For many people, it’s just anoth- er pigment on the color wheel with […]
Some students in larger classes express concern about impact on learning
By Michaela Schmitz, staff writer While students adjust to another new school year at Indian Trail High School & Academy, some are coping with what they […]
Counselors offer students advice for successful year
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer The Indian Trail High School and Academy 2014-2015 aca- demic school year kicked off on Sept. 2 with Indian Trail’s 2,400 […]
Agents of Shield is Marvel’s cleanup crew
By Arik Espinosa, staff writer Where the Avengers are out saving the world, the agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. are there to clean up the mess. The Agents […]
Gotham hits small screen in big ways
By Matt Murphy staff writer Gotham looks to be the next big show on Mondays on Fox, and it seems to be as good as the […]
Stand-up classic novel by Stephen King sits well with readers
By David Knuth, staff writer This is the way the world ends: A weaponized strain of influenza is accidently released into the public by a U.S. […]
Guardians of the Galaxy is out of this world
By Arik Espinosa, staff writer Another superhero team has come to together, not to save the world but to save the galaxy! Meet the Guardians of […]