E-cigarettes may have unintended consequences
By Dakota Vernezze, staff writer E-cigarette companies are very misleading. They claim their products are a safe alternative to smoking, and target teenagers and young adults, […]
Testing ruins actual learning in our education system
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer Education is one of the most important pillars of our society, not only because it establishes the next generation of citizens, […]
No Child Left Behind – Need a reform?
By Molinna Bui, guest writer The No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) is one of the most controversial pieces of federal legislations imposed on the states. […]
Hawk’s choir soaring overseas to Austria
By Adriana Moreno, staff writer In the past 15 years John Choi, Indian Trail’s choir teacher, has experienced amazing trips with his students. They have had […]
Whitewashing is in classroom and media
By Julia Conforti, staff writer Ever since the beginning of history class and the media, whitewashing has been a prominent issue. Chapters in history textbooks are […]
Youtube Culture Expands
By Julia Conforti, staff writer Youtube is one of the biggest corporations in today’s age. People young and old all ages have created an account on […]
Peanuts entertains watchers for generations 
By Dakota Vernezze, staff writer On Nov. 6, The Peanuts Movie came out in theaters, raking in $45 million during its opening weekend, according to forbes.com. […]
Mockingjay burns up box office opening weekend
By Julia Conforti, staff writer Last month, the final installment of the The Hunger Games series was released. Mockingjay Part 2 is the fourth of the […]