Music impacts lives of students
By Gabriella Booth, Guest Writer Music appears to accelerate brain development in young children, particularly in the areas of the brain responsible for processing sound, language […]
Month: December 2017
Students share views on whether race should be factor in college admissions
By Jasmine Pascual, Staff writer/Webmaster For most high school students, the college admissions process is one of the most stressful processes of being a highs school […]
Teen depression rising in US, youths struggle to feel loved
By Amanda Velasco, Staff Writer In today’s society, there are a lot of students going through depression, anxiety, stress and many other problems. According to The […]
IT club’s challenge to KUSD dress code policy gains momentum
By Jasmine Pascual, Staff Writer/Webmaster High school students have argued about Kenosha Unified School District’s dress code for years. But in mid-October, the student-led Women’s Rights […]
Students, staff, citizens search for solution as gun violence plagues country
By Julia Balli, Staff Writer Two injured, 26 killed. On Dec. 14, 2012, tragedy struck at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. when Adam Lanza […]
#MeToo movement’s silence breakers find national voice
By Reina Werth, Staff Writer The #MeToo movement has taken the nation by storm. Since October, more than 13.7 million tweets and Facebook posts have been […]
WONDER brings warmth to families, friends this holiday season
By Naomi Anderson, Entertainment Editor The most heartwarming and loving movie of 2017 hit theatres on Nov. 17 and that movie was Wonder, adapted from The […]
Top 10 Christmas songs that will bring holiday cheer
By Dimitrios Kontogiannis, Sports Editor 1. Nat King Cole – “The Christmas Song” “The Christmas Song” has had a lot of people remake and remix it, but […]