A fan is a fan
Kana Chung, Move editor
October 11, 2018
Filed under Editorials, Showcase
Shaming fans for not being as invested in a group as they "should be"
582,658 Lives Lost
Jennifer Ferry, Staff reporter
May 17, 2018
Filed under Editorials, Showcase, Voice
Franklin Delano Roosevelt was one of the most influential Presidents in the history of the United States despite dealing with a devastating illness. He is credited with piecing together a country terrified by the horrors of World War II by implementing a series of radio broadcasts he called “firesid...
Parking Lot People
Jennifer Ferry, Staff Reporter
May 17, 2018
Filed under Editorials, Uncategorized
One of my favorite parts of the entire school day is the twenty minutes I spend after school in my car. Every day without fail I leave my seventh hour physics class, walk to my car, sit in the driver’s seat, crack the windows, open my jar of honey roasted peanuts, and watch the world go by. From my ...
My Hope for the Future
Jennifer Ferry, Staff reporter
May 17, 2018
Filed under Editorials, Showcase, Voice
My junior year I was sitting with one of my best friends at lunch, playing on my phone and reading a Cosmopolitan article about yet another wild Kardashian antic, when it suddenly struck me how much America has changed from the time it was founded to today. Today all we hear about in the news are corr...
My Life Lessons
Jennifer Ferry, Staff reporter
May 17, 2018
Filed under Editorials, Showcase, Uncategorized
When I was asked to do an honors project for newspaper I knew I wanted to find a platform to share what I've learned about throughout my high school experience. Within the last four years I've experienced major changes in my life, whether that be changes in my personal life of the world around me. While...
Distorting beauty
Kana Chung, Staff reporter
May 9, 2018
Filed under Editorials, Voice
A new way to see beauty in others
Country conflict
Skylar Laird, Co-editor in chief
May 4, 2018
Filed under Editorials, Showcase
I couldn't tell you the exact moment I started liking country music. If you had asked me a year ago, I would have told you, “I'll listen to anything but country music or rap;” I firmly believed that country music was annoying and cliché and trashy. And I held my ground behind this viewpoint for years...
A different perspective
Catherine Analla, Staff reporter
May 4, 2018
Filed under Editorials, Focus
Growing up, people all around me have struggled. I personally have struggled. But, my problems are very different from others. Many high schoolers, middle schoolers, and maybe even elementary schoolers have mental health illnesses. Depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, there are many different kinds....
Battle Scars
Juliet Fuhrmann, Move Editor
May 4, 2018
Filed under Editorials, Focus
According to nami.org, 1 out of 5 teens have experienced or still have a mental illness and 1 in 2 of those teens cut themselves. Many people struggle with depression, self harm, or any mental illness. Victims of these struggles are ridiculed or ostracized nearly every day. This should not be the c...
Stopping the stigma
Megan Percy, Staff reporter
May 4, 2018
Filed under Editorials, Focus
You don’t see it on the surface; in the recesses of your mind, it lurks. It wears you down slowly, distances you from the world. It preys on your pain, loneliness and fear. It may even make you regret the breaths you take and the life you have. No, I’m not describing the boogeyman. I’m describing mental ...
A numb state of mind
Emily Mann, Co Editor-in-chief
May 4, 2018
Filed under Editorials, Focus
I wake up. Not in tears over the excruciating school day that lies ahead, not chipper and making my green smoothie ready to #TackleThisTuesday, not happy to see my friends; I just wake up. I wake up most mornings in a numb, catatonic state. I don't feel happy, I don't feel sad, I'm not angry, and wh...
Figure skating is a sport that demands a great deal from it’s participants. It requires one to be both athletically skilled as well as a gifted performer....
