Alpha Seisay’s appreciation for life spreads positivity across Indian Trail
By Anna Matson, staff writer Indian Trail High School & Academy security guard Alpha Seisay endured extreme poverty in Sierra Leone, West Africa, until he moved […]
Month: May 2016
As Indian Trail program expands, students find physics everywhere
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer There are many distinguished programs at Indian Trail High School and Academy. However, one science program is quickly expanding and creating […]
Seniors showcase best work, meet professionals
By Meagan Ginnaty-Moore, staff writer With the school year coming to a close, seniors at Indian Trail High School & Academy are preparing for life after […]
Indian Trail’s top students share memories, secrets to success
By Adriana Moreno, staff writer Abby Greer (Valedictorian) 1. How did you stay so focused through high school? “Coffee and the motivation to succeed.” 2. Who helped […]
History of leggings reveal practicality, not controversy
By Anna Matson, staff writer It seems that these days people can’t seem to agree on whether leggings are actually pants or not. There are reasons […]
Overly offended people should calm down
By Anna Matson, staff writer recently certain people have changed the way they deal with the actions that offend them. Overly sensitive people are now acting […]
Recent changes in legislation attacks abortion access across the U.S.
By Anna Matson, staff writer Abortion has always been a controversial topic, but according to a recent Gallup poll only 19 percent of people feel that […]
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 […]