Trump’s attack on journalism threatens democracy
By Gonzalo Enriquez, Staff writer OPINION On Jan. 11, President Donald Trump attacked CNN by refusing to take a question from its reporter, Jim Acosta. The […]
Month: April 2017
Racial profiling undermines American ideals
By Alexis Carr, Editor in Chief OPINION On a chilling winter night in February 2012, a 17-year-old boy decides to stop by a local gas station […]
Immigrants: The backbone of American society
By Gonzalo Enriquez, Staff Writer COLUMN Immigration is American. It is who we are as a nation. We are a country founded on immigrants. America has […]
Diverse sex ed curriculum needed for today’s teens
By Meagan Ginnaty-Moore, Editorial editor OPINION As human beings, a major part that shapes our lives and experiences is our relationships with other people. We learn […]
Top 5 myths about choosing your major
By Ramisa Ahmed, Chief illustrator & staff writer COLUMN Let’s be real here, if any of us hear one more thing about majors or college, we’re […]
Cheer teams celebrate season successes
By Daisy Ruiz, Sports editor Indian Trail’s cheer team had many accomplishments this year like the junior varsity team placing second in their first two competitions. […]
KCG sticks it at state, earns second place
By Daisy Ruiz, Sports editor The Kenosha Combined Gymnastics team had a stellar season. They were undefeated for the most part of the season and qualified […]
Hawkettes step with pep through 2016-17 season
By Katrina Jansen-Buciuni, Photo editor The dance team of Indian Trail has always been something to talk about, from the extra pop of energy at the […]
Twirling their way to success
By Katrina Jansen-Buciuni, Photo Editor “Twirling makes me feel beautiful.” — Meagan Ginnaty-Moore, Indian Trail Majorettes captain. Baton twirling was first introduced to the student body […]
2017 KMA Military Ball
The Indian Trail High School and Academy KMA Military Ball was held March 11 at the Kenosha Country Club. Cadets gathered to hear some outstanding […]