Unplanned pets cause unexpected problems for unprepared owners
By Kailey Franklin, staff writer With the holiday season blazing in, many people are struggling to find gifts for those they love. […]
Month: December 2014
ISIS poses problems for America, parts of Middle East
By Chris Shea, staff writer It’s been three years since U.S. Troops officially left Iraq, marking the end of an eight-year war. […]
Students must learn to juggle grades, become financially literate
By Arik Espinosa, staff writer After high school, what does the average student plan to do? Do they want to explore the […]
America looks in the mirror
Chris Shea, staff writer It was a big victory for the Republican Party on Nov. 4, as they took control of both […]
Pledge of Allegiance offers empty promises
By Kailey Franklin, staff writer For many of us, standing for the Pledge of Allegiance has been a daily ritual of the […]
Harsh winter strikes again
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer There are a few things that truly terrify the Hawks at In- dian Trail High School and […]
Counselors advise students on cumbersome college apps
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer While underclassmen anticipate the rest of the 2014-2015 school year, seniors are planning ahead by searching for […]
Hawks celebrate variety of winter celebrations
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer As the holiday season approaches, teens at Indian Trail High School and Academy are animated with excitement […]
IT’s Ruchti named exemplary soloist, one of just 10 asked to perform at WSMA conference
By Emma Dalton, staff writer Most people can learn how to throw a ball, however, the average person can- not belt out […]