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Olympic Runner Disqualified from 2020 Tokyo Olympics

Caster Semenya was barred from running in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics 800-meter race due to her high testosterone levels.

Beatrice Shen, Staff Writer • September 2, 2021

After winning her second gold medal in the 2016 Rio Olympics, Caster Semenya trained intensely for years in preparation for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, only to be disqualified. Semenya was born in...

Sculpture of 2020

An Ohmage to Our Least Favorite Year.

Tianna Lamando and Olivia Osborne • May 11, 2021

When choosing a career, you want to make sure you are passionate and dedicated. 3-D Art teacher, Mr. Jay Titus shows a true representation of being passionate for your work. With already having...

“New Year, New Me”

The New Year has many opportunities for goals and achievements.

Allyson May, Editor in Chief • January 29, 2021

Although the New Year has been different than others with COVID, there is still enough room to create some new goals for this year. Most people like to create a resolution to keep track of their...

Why shop small?

The benefits to buying your holiday gifts from small businesses.

Cassie Santella, Staff Reporter • January 21, 2021

The holiday season makes up for lots of gift getting and giving. Major retailers and stores benefit greatly from this season. Maybe you get most of your gifts from Target or Amazon due to accessibility....

From A Pumpkin to A Jack-O-Lantern

The benefits of pumpkins during the holidays.

Abigail Houston, Staff Reporter • November 10, 2020

Pumpkins, the gross activity of scooping out slimy pumpkin guts and carving a face into to it for a decoration by your doorstep. But pumpkins have a much deeper meaning...

Cooking So You Don’t Have To

Part one of the Thanksgiving side dishes: caramelized sweet potatoes.

Allyson May, Editor in Chief • November 10, 2020

As more holidays are slowly approaching, new foods will be cooked to serve among others. November is right around the corner, which means new festive foods for Thanksgiving. This story will be a series...

Here comes Santa Claus

Students are asked if it is too early to start with Christmas activities.

Erin Behrmann, Editor in Chief • November 3, 2020

As Halloween passes by, Thanksgiving is right around the corner. But is it too early to start Christmas activities? Such as decorating, baking, listening to Christmas music, etc. While some may think...

Pumpkin Patch and Fall Festival

The Halloween Farm with activities and more!

Tianna Lamando, Staff Reporter • October 28, 2020

October is a fun time of the year with Halloween and other seasonal festivities. Going to pumpkin patches, riding on hay bale rides, and going though haunted houses are all a part of the fun down at...

The Effects of Conditioning the Mind

A look into the mind of students.

Tianna Lamando and Olivia Osborne • October 19, 2020

Have you ever been through a situation that has affected you so much that it changes how you react throughout the day? It could be a good or bad memory, but almost everyone has certain core memories that...

Downfalls of Wearing a Mask

The everyday struggles of wearing a mask at school.

Lexis Barnes, Staff Reporter • October 2, 2020

Although wearing masks at school keeps you and the people around you safe, it also makes everyday life difficult. Wearing a mask can make it hard to recognize students and staff, to understand someone’s...