This is how I do my makeup as a Jehovah witness
This is how I dress when I go to church.
Sometimes I dress different when I am not in church.
Sometimes I do my makeup...
When I was in high school, I was employed to be the track manager. As I progressed through the season, I had to bring water and also take care of people's belongings so that they wouldn't get lost.
To...
Two iconic dishes, two distinct flavors! Explore the delicious world of pupusas and quesadillas, uncovering the secrets behind their unique tastes and textures. Join us as we delve into the culinary delights of Mesoamerica, discovering why these beloved dishes are not just food, but cultural treasures.
Ensuring that all students, regardless of their economic background, receive a high-quality education and nutritious meals is crucial for their future success. This article discusses the importance of providing the same level of education and food quality in public schools as in private schools to promote equity and opportunity for every student.
As deportation rates climb in Texas, a troubling pattern emerges: immigrants promised legal papers find themselves in limbo, caught between hope and uncertainty. Join us as we delve into the complexities of this issue, exploring the challenges faced by these individuals and the urgent need for action to address their plight.
A lot of West Africans have this long-running debate over who's country cooks the better Jollof rice. Both countries feel like theirs is better, so I did an interview around the school and asked students...
Having the privilege to go to school is one of the most shared experiences someone can go through. Unfortunately, some people, including myself, have quite a harder experience. I live with quite a bit...
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 Sonia Diaz, Assistant Editor in Chief
• February 9, 2022
Doesn’t it suck how we have to go to school five days a week, like why can’t it be four days instead of five? We go to school to work hard everyday, just so we can get two days of a break, just so...
A truant is identified as a student or person who is out of school or unexpectedly absent. My name is Aniket Rattan and I am a student at Hastings High School. I have done it. I am a truant. One of my...
Anna Tran is currently a junior at Hastings High School. Throughout these years she has noticed the number of changes that have happened in the past couple of years. As Tran moved into ninth grade, she...
Hey, I'm Lily and I love my Boba and Bags. Ever since I was young I grew up drinking boba or as the other people say it, bubble tea. So what is Boba you might ask, well it is a widely known drink in the...
Two iconic dishes, two distinct flavors! Explore the delicious world of pupusas and quesadillas, uncovering the secrets behind their unique tastes and textures. Join us as we delve into the culinary delights of Mesoamerica, discovering why these beloved dishes are not just food, but cultural treasures.
Ensuring that all students, regardless of their economic background, receive a high-quality education and nutritious meals is crucial for their future success. This article discusses the importance of providing the same level of education and food quality in public schools as in private schools to promote equity and opportunity for every student.
As deportation rates climb in Texas, a troubling pattern emerges: immigrants promised legal papers find themselves in limbo, caught between hope and uncertainty. Join us as we delve into the complexities of this issue, exploring the challenges faced by these individuals and the urgent need for action to address their plight.
