Teen vaping surges, new studies reveal health dangers
By Jasmine Pascual, Staff Writer/Webmaster It’s not cool to Juul in school, or anywhere else for teens, according to health officials. Yet in the past seven […]
Month: May 2018
Seniors reflect on best high school moments offer advice to underclassmen
By Reina Werth, News Editor A lot can happen in four years. And for the class of 2018 at Indian Trail High School & Academy, […]
Students, staff search for ways to reduce food waste after sharing table idea rejected
By Reina Werth, Copy Editor Food waste is defined as the discarding of food that is safe and nutritious for human consumption, and it is a […]
KUSD responds to student voices, agrees to change dress code policy
By Julia Balli, Copy Editor For years students have been pressuring KUSD board leaders to amend the dress code. Many claim the dress code to be […]
A Quiet Place brings screams, big tears
By Naomi Anderson, Entertainment Editor A Quiet Place, directed by The Office star John Krasinski, follows a family of four that try to live a life […]
iCarly vs Victorious
By Matthew Swihart, Opinion Editor No two shows are more iconic to Nickelodeon’s lineup than iCarly and Victorious (except maybe Spongebob Squarepants, The Fairly Oddparents, Rocko’s […]
iCarly vs Victorious
By Katrina Jansen-Buciuni, Editor in Chief I’d like to start by saying iCarly is the original. iCarly is iconic. The show is known for all its […]
Binge-worthy shows for Netflix watchers
By Matt Swihart, Opinion Editor Summer’s coming up real quick, and if you’re like me, that means one thing: More time for binge-watching Netflix series. I […]
Riverdale returns with mysteries, romance
By Sarah Therrien, Staff Writer Riverdale, the popular show based on the Archie Comics, swept the nation when it aired early last year. The show was […]
Infinity War leaves movie fans awestruck
By Reina Werth, News Editor When I walked in to the theatre to see Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Infinity War, I must admit, I was skeptical. […]