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Sights Set on Service

Seniors pursue military academy educations

Kayla Reyes, Print Co-Editor-in-Chief • April 8, 2021

In October of her sophomore year, senior Lauren Guth flicked through the day’s mail. A letter from West Point lay buried between bills and coupon books, and she plucked it out and set it aside with the...

Girls Wrestling Team Approaches GACS

Skylar Morrisey reflects on her season as GACS draw near

Kayla Reyes, Print Co Editor-in-Chief • January 8, 2021

Female wrestler Skylar Morrisey never envisioned her season to come this far. She worried she would not be able to compete due to COVID, but is grateful that she has experienced a full and unexpected season. “Competing...

Wrestling Through COVID Concerns

Wrestler Mary Kate Neal voices concerns about safety while participating in sports

Kayla Reyes, Print Co Editor-in-Chief • December 11, 2020

Wrestler Mary Kate Neal has been particularly cautious when it comes to COVID-19, opting to choose virtual school in order to keep herself and her loved ones safe. Due to being quarantined and getting...

Good Cop, Bad Cop

Are individual officers at fault for police brutality, or is the system responsible?

Natalie Walsh, Print Co Editor-in-Chief • November 20, 2020

Unfortunately, not everything is black and white. The yins and yangs of our universe aren’t separated with clear lines. The morality of our actions is, and forever will be, ambiguous. Trying to separate...

Does the Movement Matter?

A look into students’ perspectives on the Black Lives Matter movement

Essy Ingram, Staff Reporter • November 20, 2020

It is a wide-scale invasion. Materializing on plasma screens, dotting social networks, commandeering headlines of outlets everywhere. No conversation is too far away from the potential permeation of its...

Artificial Activism

Insincere support of a cause drowns out actual advocates’ messages

Kayla Reyes, Print Co Editor-in-Chief • November 20, 2020

As senior Anna West scrolls through Instagram in the early afternoon of June 2, her screen is periodically flooded with a wave of darkness. Instead of a feed composed of birthday posts and selfies and...

Headways Through History

The push for change by Black Lives Matter supporters parallels that of Civil Rights activists

Faith Jacoby, Staff Reporter • November 20, 2020

As protestors wipe the sweat off their foreheads and tears off their cheeks, they march forward. The streets are full of people treading towards the Lincoln Memorial as the late August sun beams down on...

Eyes Wide Open

Looking into others’ opinions about racial justice issues provides a new perspective from those with different experiences

Kayla Reyes and Natalie Walsh, Print Co Editors-in-Chief • November 20, 2020

Runners Compete in Cross Country GAC’s

The GAC meet for cross country was held on Thursday Oct. 15, signifying the end of many runners' seasons

Kayla Reyes, Co Editor-in-Chief • October 21, 2020

On Thursday Oct. 15, the cross country team competed in this year’s GAC meet. The team’s final meet (aside from districts) will take place on Tuesday, Oct. 27. For many runners, the GAC meet signifies...

Next Two Football Games Postponed Due to Football Players Quarantining

16 football players have been placed under mandatory quarantine due to possible exposure, leaving too few left on the team to compete

Kayla Reyes, Co Editor-in-Chief • September 25, 2020

As reported by Dr. Sonny Arnel yesterday evening, this Friday’s Homecoming football game, along with the Oct. 2 football game are postponed due to 16 football players being placed under mandatory...

Mr. Harris on the Fall Sports Season

Mr. Harris explains the challenges being faced in sports due to Covid-19

Kayla Reyes, Co Editor-in-Chief • September 23, 2020

Mr. Scott Harris, Activities Director, explains the challenges that have come with this sports season due to Covid-19. He describes how sports have been impacted and expresses his pride in students, coaches,...

If Black Lives Really Matter, the Justice System Must Change

Major police reform is necessary in ending police brutality and racism aimed at Black people

Kayla Reyes, Print Editor-in-Chief • June 25, 2020

In the middle of the night on March 13, 26-year-old Breonna Taylor, an emergency medical technician, lay in her bed. As she slept, three plainclothes police officers carried out a no-knock search warrant,...