IT Brazilian Jiu Jitsu kid wins Worlds via submission
By Naomi Rivera-Zuganelis Self defense. Fun. Hardwork. These are the three words Cole Nelson uses to describe Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Nelson is an Indian Trail […]
Month: February 2017
Could ticketing parents help reduce bullying in Kenosha?
By Alexis Carr Bullying. Everyone knows what it is. Multiple people have had to face it at some point in their life. By definition, bullying […]
Few solutions to untangle snarled Indian Trail traffic
By Gonzalo Enriquez Traffic: It’s a problem that has a huge impact on many at Indian Trail as they battle to get to school each […]
IT students react to election results
By Daisy Ruiz The presidential election of 2016 has come and gone. The outcome came as a surprise to many in the mainstream media, as […]
Before giving love to someone else, find it in yourself
By Alexis Carr He or she is the most amazing person you’ve ever met. This person seems to fit you like a note in a […]
Standing Rock: An ongoing battle to preserve natural resources
By Gonzalo Enriquez Regardless of months of protest against the Dakota Access Pipeline, with some even remaining in below zero temperatures, the Standing Rock Sioux […]
Valentine’s Day equals savings for singles
By Ramisa Ahmed It is easy to ignore the fact that you’re single almost every day of the year; the exception is Valentine’s Day. Since Feb. […]
U.S. discovers its No. 1 attribute
By Meagan Ginnaty-Moore It’s no secret that America is in love with guns, when we have one of the highest gun violence rates among the […]
Thunder skates through successful season
By Daisy Ruiz The 2016-2017 Kenosha Thunder season is now under way. The team is off to a great start with the record of 8-6-0. […]