Was The Moon Landing Just a Hoax?
Lacie Perry, Reporter
March 4, 2020
On July 16, 1969, a rocket called Apollo 11 was launched from a NASA facility in Florida, with a goal to land the first man on the moon. The landing of Apollo 11 marked an important time in history, and the entire thing was televised. Somehow, in the midst of it all, this led people to believe that the ...
You’re Gonna Need Some Extra Zzz…
Ruchi Sankolli, Reporter
February 20, 2020
Sleep is one of the most important, but, sadly, one of the rarest parts of our day to day schedule. As we get older, the hours we need to sleep decreases, and so does our need for sleep. For many high school students, sleep is the last, and least significant, item on their agendas. But, believe it or not...
Annual-Leaves: An Argument in Favor of Christmas Trees
Emily Mahoney, Reporter
February 7, 2020
The holiday season is officially over. Festive twinkling lights are seldom strung along houses, a fun new mutation of influenza is going around, I’m cold and sad; it’s gotta be February! It may seem as though memories of last Christmas are gone forever, in some homes there may yet be a single arbor...
The Hidden Addiction
Kieren Garner, Reporter
February 6, 2020
There are many addictions in society today. Drugs, alcohol and now one that is quiet, but still relevant; caffeine. Caffeine addiction is defined by The Verywell Mind as the excessive and/or harmful use of caffeine over a period of time, which has negative effects on your health, social interactions, or other areas o...
A Reporters Review to ‘A Gentlemen’s Guide’
Kaley Johnson, Reporter
January 28, 2020
This year’s musical, "A Gentlemen’s Guide to Love and Murder", impressed everyone in attendance, two weekends ago, with its talented cast and genius humor. The play tells the story of Monty Navarro, a somewhat poor man who recently lost his mother, who soon discovers that she was a disowned member of ...
Wash Your Hands, It’s Senioritis Season
Addie Dawson, Reporter
January 24, 2020
The last semester of any year is exciting for students and the anticipation of summertime can be felt in the hallways, especially for the 516 seniors who are set to graduate in less than five months. No matter where a student is in their process of decision-making for the future, the inevitable burd...
Outer Space Inhabitants
Lacie Perry, Reporter
January 21, 2020
Green flashing lights, spinning, flying saucers, all sci-fi indications of extraterrestrial life. But does it exist? Even if it may not be a green entity with an oblong head and big bulging eyes, there could be some kind of intelligent or microbial organisms living in space. While there are very few...
Little Women Movie Review
Morgan Kasel, Reporter
January 15, 2020
A classic tale demonstrating the importance of family and determination, “Little Women” was first published in 1868 and the book’s popularity was spread through the production of movies and tv-shows, and the publication of multiple sequels by author Louisa May Alcott. Now, more than 150 years later,...
A Twenty Five-Year Franchise: “Jumanji: The Next Level”
Kaley Johnson, Reporter
January 14, 2020
A story we all know and love, the original picture book, “Jumanji,” was released in 1981 by writer and illustrator Chris Van Allsburg. Eleven years later followed the very first “Jumanji” movie which, while based on the original story and its characters, also included added characters and plot point...
2019 Rewind
Kaley Johnson, Reporter
December 31, 2019
With 2019 coming to an end the time has come to look back on it. Both our accomplishments and mistakes are things to remember as they can shape the next year and many to come. Here are eight things that helped shape 2019. Climate Strike Spanning from Sept. 20-27, students across the world cut school in favo...
Which Christmas Movie are You?
Kieren Garner, Reporter
December 24, 2019
To take this quiz click on the link below. Which Christmas Movie Are You?
