Kenosha, school districts crack down on underage vaping community
In March, the Kenosha City Council imposed more severe restrictions on electronic cigarettes by passing a new city law that makes it illegal for teens […]
Month: April 2019
Social media partly to blame for increase in teen recklessness
Written by Nydia Ramos (Editor in Chief) and Sam Reeves (Online News Editor/Webmaster/Social Media Director) There’s been a crime against today’s youth: the rapid spread […]
Modern musicians inspire political opinions in today’s youth
Written by Natalie Gadeikis, Staff Writer “Powerful songs have always been the engine behind the greatest social movements- It is the marching soundtrack that unites […]
Harsh reality behind Foxconn job promises to Wisconsin
Written by Alexis Steagall, Editor in Chief Contract: a written or spoken agreement, especially one concerning employment, sales, or tenancy that is intended to be […]
Multiracials struggle to identify selves in modern America
Written by Emiko Kobayashi, Copy Editor I get the question “What are you?” every time I meet someone new. It’s a dreaded question for those […]
Teens need reassurance on expressing emotions
Written by Charity Threlkeld, Staff Writer She walks down the stairs and tears begin to fall. She is completely confused as to why droplets are […]
Oh, The Decisions
By Heidi Overley, Illustrator
State Legislature Cats
By Kat Mann, Opinion Editor
IT Cheer squad lights up sidelines
Written by Cory Sparks, Sports Editor Indian Trail High School & Academy’s cheer team delivered yet another year of success. In past seasons, the team […]
Indian Trail Winter Sports State Finalists
Indian Trail High School & Academy had eight state qualifiers this past winter, a sizable number compared to past years. Erin Conley went to state […]