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COVID-19 Vs. The Film Industry

James Steigerwald, Writer December 2, 2020

Will the film industry ever be the same? The Coronavirus pandemic has halted film production and closed cinemas all around the world. Movies have been either postponed to future dates or canceled altogether....

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How the Pandemic Has Affected Video Games

Raymond Nazario, Writer December 2, 2020

Video games were first created back in the 1950s and have been popular ever since to those who want a break from reality to relax. Since Covid-19, there has been a major spike in the popularity of video...

High School Anxiety

Faith Tyburski, Editor June 5, 2020

Everyone struggles in highschool and faces anxieties.  Almost everyone experiences anxiety that is not necessarily always extreme, but can still be troubling. In fact, anxiety can be quite common in...

Try to think of the Good!

Faith Tyburski, Editor June 5, 2020

Seven AM. The same time as the day before. They say to keep a schedule, so I do, as best I can. It feels like Groundhog Day, the same as yesterday: brush my teeth, have breakfast, do school work. Maybe...

Tips to Stay On Top of Your Work During Quarantine

Gabriel Gonzalez, Editor June 5, 2020

With people stuck inside due to quarantine, many students may find it difficult to stay motivated to complete their school assignments, stay active, or even to do things they normally find pleasurable....

It’s the Holiday Season, so How Early is too Early for Christmas Decorations?

By Jack O’Laughlin January 27, 2020

When one walks into stores such as Michael’s or Target, he might as well have walked into the North Pole. Whether in a small boutique or large department store, it doesn’t take long for us to notice...

Senioritis: The Silent Killer of Grades and Motivation

By Kayla Sakayan, Editor in Chief January 27, 2020

Do you find yourself suffering from a severe lack of motivation, perpetual narcolepsy, or the desire to roam around the halls instead of sitting in class? Have baggy sweatshirts and caffeine become your...

The Adventures of a Senior

The Adventures of a Senior

Sebastian Rosa, Staff Writer November 21, 2019

Being a senior is weird. At times, you feel relieved because finally you've reached the end of high school and are beginning to embark on the adventures of adulthood. Sometimes, part of you feels sad...

Anaphylactic Allergies Awareness

Madeline Franz, Staff Writer November 21, 2019

Have you ever had an allergic reaction to something you’ve eaten? What were your symptoms? Did you get a stomach ache, maybe a rash? That is classified as a non-anaphylactic allergy, or simply, intolerance. What...

A Corny Idea

A Corny Idea

Jack Cox, Guest Writer February 11, 2019

The smell of salt water, sand in our hair, and the sun beating down on our skin. They were the dog days of summer. My good friend Raj and I were sitting on the beach talking about the upcoming senior year....

Clearing up the College Hysteria

Clearing up the College Hysteria

Meghan Italo November 9, 2018

As a high school student beginning my senior year, college applications have been a topic at the forefront of my mind. Quite frankly, the process is complex, confusing, and probably the most important...

2017 in Review

2017 in Review

Ashar Farooq, Managing Editor January 31, 2018

As we ring in 2018, it is time to reflect on 2017. This was for sure a year of great happenings. The year started out with the transfer of power in Washington as President-Elect Donald Trump took the oath...

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