Black History Month moment No. 2
FACT: In 1967, in the landmark civil rights decision Loving vs. Virginia, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 9-0 that banning interracial marriages goes against the […]
Pandemic alters some Valentine’s Day celebrations
Written by Haley Hrnciar, Staff Writer This year with a global pandemic, Valentine’s Day is bound to have some changes from previous years. With restrictions on […]
Valentine’s Day cards
Need original Valentine’s Day Cards? Check out some designs the members of the Pulse Staff did this year! https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1dlHyGVcBe_V0VpElEdTyQMD1yME1SJ4F?usp=sharing
Lobotomy Corporation: Manage dangerous monsters for world’s sake
Written by Cora Fisher & Matt Escalante, Staff Writers Lobotomy Corporation is a rogue-lite monster management game released in April of 2018 by the Korean indie […]
Freed Massachusetts woman pens first poem published by African American
FACT: “Bars Fight” is the earliest known work of poetry by an African American, Lucy Terry Prince (1730–1821). Terry Prince was stolen from Africa, sold […]
Black History Month moment
Q: Who was the first Black female playwright to have her work performed on Broadway? The play was turned into the movie “A Raisin in […]
Boys Swim 2020-21
Photographs by Alejandro Comstock, Photographer/Illustrator/Podcaster/Video-grapher, and Elly Herrick, Staff Writer/Photographer/Podcaster
IT’s Wirch, Gilbert head to Boys State Swim Meet
Indian Trail’s senior Ben Wirch has qualified to compete in the WIAA Division-1 Boys State Swim Meet for the third consecutive year. On Jan. 30, […]
Students react to assault on U.S. Capitol
Written by Sophia Hysaw, Staff Writer and Opinion Editor On Jan. 6, 2021 an event that took place at the U.S. Capitol shocked the world. […]
Once upon a time … there was a very good book to read
Written by Haley Hrnciar, Staff Writer The Lunar Chronicles by Marrisa Meyer is a surprisingly good book series for young adults. The book’s genres range […]