Girl Scout cookies are anything but crummy
By Matt Swihart, Opinion Editor Every year, The Girl Scouts of America sell over 200 million boxes of Girl Scout Cookies. It’s honestly crazy. We people […]
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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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Trump’s first year disappoints
Matt Swihart, Opinion Editor Jan. 20, 2017, was a day that shocked the world. One whole year ago, America let a sun-dried tomato of a man […]
Are people in our generation becoming technological zombies?
By Jasmine Pascual, Staff writer Ever look around and discover that almost every individual is looking down at their smartphone? It gets exhausting after awhile. We’ve […]
As Americans prepare to spend big on Valentine’s Day, teens look for cost-effective ways to celebrate
By Jasmine Pascual, Staff writer All those cheap Valentine’s Day cards from the dollar store, bouquets of roses from the gas station and the on-sale […]
No child left behind…except this one
By Julia Balli, Copy Editor I shifted uncomfortably in my seat, adjusting the three yellow No. 2 pencils so that they all would align on my […]
Chaos rears its ugly head once again on Black Friday
By Taylor Johansen, Staff Writer Black Friday is, by now, a cherished (or dreaded, depending on who you ask) American institution that’s been around for decades. […]
Valeo’s Pizza: It’s worth waiting for
By Matt Swihart & Joshua Navarro, Staff Writers Are you looking for good food at a decent price? Do you want insanely long wait times? Then […]