SKA constructs radio telescopes, looking deep into universe
With communication and funding, the SKA Organisation began the process of building radio telescopes in hopes of expanding our knowledge of the universe.
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News Byte
To get involved in Spanish culture, students in Spanish III and above will travel to Spain next school year over spring break. The trip will start in the city of Málaga and end in Barcelona before students return home to Philadelphia.
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Attempted insurrection sends a dire warning
News Break [An Arrowhead Column]: Through intense personal political opinions, American citizens have ignored the true warning that the January insurrection sent to the nation. The insurrection further split a nation that should be united against political violence as a whole.
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Bowlers find enjoyment, success in leagues
Through formulating friendships, bowling league members find fun and opportunity while gathering together on a weekly basis to bowl. Many have learned various lessons throughout their bowling career.
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News Byte
By accepting donations,
the SAVE Club hosted
a free recycling event
on November 5 to help
fundraise for the club’s
activities. Other than an
option to donate to the club, the event was entirely free to the public.
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Healthcare professionals share advice for holiday safety
Local healthcare professionals share their stories of patients coming in due to holiday-related accidents. Many exchange common reasons why accidents occurr around the holidays.
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Dahmer documentary perpetuates harmful precedent
For better ratings, true-crime documentary producers have focused more on the killer’s backstory than their victims. “Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” follows this format as well, by silencing those truly impacted by the serial killer’s actions.
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Fall play cast promotes Shakespeare, inclusivity
Thespians are working to build an inclusive acting community at the high school. Souderton theater performed “Romeo and Juliet” and “Twelfth Night” on November 11-13.
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Discriminatory policies threaten LGBTQ+ students
In protecting the anonymity of seven Central Bucks students, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Pennsylvania is calling out the school district for alleged discriminatory policies.
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Homecoming sparks school spirit
In an effort to create a more spirited school environment, Student Council coordinated a homecoming week filled with many returning traditions. Spirit Week was held October 3-7.
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Skippack event boosts local businesses
As individuals pile into Skippack for its fall celebration, local businesses are seeing increased profits. Despite poor weather conditions, businesses are making the most of the unfavorable situation.
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High school pilots Red Zone
In order to increase students’ opportunities to receive teacher help, the high school is piloting Red Zone for three weeks, starting on October
17. During Red Zone, teachers will hold office hours from 7:25-8:05 a.m.
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