Walking through the halls, you might find students filming Tik-Toks to viral sounds and challenges, doing things such as hugging strangers or asking rather odd questions hoping for a viral-worthy...
Ever since this generation watched Barney sing about loving strangers and Barbie sing about her glamorizing lifestyle, kids have always been influenced by the media and what we see. This goes on...
By Julissa Marcos, Co-Editor of Digital Media
• February 22, 2022
Confessing is something some teenagers aren’t really familiar with. We ended up living in a society in which confessing your feelings for someone is a joke. Some kids end up keeping their feelings and...
By Aniya Didley, Sports Editor
• February 12, 2022
Cheer isn’t a sport. Cheer isn’t fun. Cheer isn’t needed. Through the decades, cheerleading has been the bust of high school.
“Dedication, confidence and commitment [are required] because when...
By Truc Nguyen, Digital Media Editor
• April 13, 2021
Scaling from a global pandemic to new presidential appointee, Oreofe narrows down more on what topics he hopes to discuss throughout his channel with guest speakers.
Senior Hayam Zaydon launched “The Waisted Bar” in February. The brand’s first drop includes a workout resistance band in three colors. Zaydon is excited to share what she has been working on in 2020...
“We are so close to getting through a pandemic-filled academic school year,” Tily said. “And we absolutely conquered that challenge! I hope students realize this."
Many couples meet February 14 with gifts and happiness every year but, with the current outbreak of COVID-19, many are left in a corner debating taking part in the exchange of treats and affections from...
Life as we know it was turned upside down last Spring, schools closed, all learning became virtual, cities went into lockdown, and many lost their jobs as businesses were forced to close due to the outbreak...
According to a survey conducted by American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the number of students who rated their mental health 3 or lower tripled after the pandemic began.
By Truc Nguyen, Digital Media Editor
• November 3, 2020
The months leading up to the Nov. 3 election have looked, at times, like an outright battle between former Vice President Joe Biden and President Donald Trump.
As a result of the coronavirus, many colleges have had to make changes to their admission process including the adoption of a test-optional policy. Although this has been a game-changer for many, the...
