Teens are worth more than ACT test score
By Katrina Jansen-Buciuni, Editor in Chief The morning of the ACT will be a day I’ll never forget. Pure anxiety running through every bone of my […]
Month: March 2018
Voice assistants may bring invasion of privacy
By Julia Balli, Copy Editor Alexa, Siri, and Cortana – some of the most popular internet assistants in the world of technology, and they’re all at […]
Getting over it
By Adelina Gonzalez, Staff Writer Ah, young love. So pure, so fragile, so destructive. A first love is often an intense one, described as a feeling […]
Feminism, fighting for social change
Reina Werth, News Editor Since the mid 1990s, a new wave of feminism has risen called third wave feminism. This brand of feminism is not fighting […]
Love, Simon empowers LGBT + community
By Naomi Anderson, Entertainment Editor On March 16, Love, Simon came out to everyone in the world. The story follows Simon Spier (Nick Robinson), a high […]
Black Panther roars, breaks box office records
By Naomi Anderson, Entertainment Editor When I started writing this, I didn’t know how to. Where could I begin with this outstanding film? The graphics? The […]
The 100 brings nonstop action and drama
By Naomi Anderson, Entertainment Editor If you’re looking for action-packed intensity, family ties, love, fighting and blood, The 100 is the show for you. Based off […]
Black Mirror reflects human nature’s flaws
By Adelina Gonzalez, Staff Writer Ah, yes Black Mirror, a show filled with episodes of horrifying nonsequential scenarios meant to make you question life and everything […]
Fortnite never fails to satisfy
By Deven Short, Staff Writer Fortnite is a third person co-op sandbox survival game developed by Epic Games and People Can Fly. Designed by Darren Sugg, […]
Resident Evil 7 does not disappoint, new game revives survival horror genre
By Deven Short, Staff Writer Resident Evil 7 is a survival horror game developed and published by Capcom. It was released in January 2017. After the […]