Cari Spencer
Editor in Chief
It was January of 2017 when women in pink “pussy” hats marched across Washington, demanding their rights ensured and their indignation at Donald Trump’s election...
Cari Spencer
Editor in Chief
Like many other high school students, the name “College Board” gives me a feeling similar to a four-year-old presented with a plate of vegetables. To put it simply,...
The national school walk out on March 14 was to speak out about gun violence and to have a moment of silence for the victims of the Stoneman Douglas Marjory High School. One father of a victim, Ryan Petty,...
Call Me By Your Name’s cinematography and music quite literally took my breath away. The movie proved to stimulate all of my senses to a point of tears swelling (okay, maybe weeping). The drama of the...
In a brunch cafe somewhere in the middle of Taipei, Taiwan, my cousin Yui Chao leaned over a stack of strawberry waffles, her mouth covered so the girl beside us wouldn’t hear what she had to say.
“Do...
PrairieCare is a mental health organization aimed to treat mental health illnesses in children, adolescents and adults. Depending on the severity of their mental illness, patients are treated with inpatient...
When someone breaks a leg, they receive only sympathy and understanding from those around them. No one’s telling the person to simply walk it off, to ignore the pain or to just “get over it”. They...
The placement of animals in caged, artificial environments has become socially normalized in our modern day society. Schools, families and vacationers frequent zoos of all sizes across the globe. Keeping...
The 99/1 policy at the middle school has caused some controversy among students and teachers, both at the middle school and at the high school. The policy is designed so that 99 percent of a student’s...
How much is a human life worth, in dollars? Are some people worth more than others? These are questions that can arise when there are stark differences between the poor and the rich in a nation--and when...
Applications are being sent into colleges and girls have to think about how safe the school is. Girls think about tailgating, parties, and walking around campus and stories of abuse flood their heads....
