Studying for AP, SAT exams proves “beneficial” to students
As test dates approach, students prepare for both the SAT and AP exams in a variety of ways. This year, AP exams will take place May 1-5 and 8-12, and the SAT has two upcoming exam dates on May 6 and June 3.
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UN climate change report functions as hope, warning
Standing at a little fewer than 8,000 pages, the UN climate change report, brings attention to climate
change and global warming
through a synthesis report
in hopes of staving off the
devastating impacts. The
report was released on March 23 and contains research dating back to the beginning of the Paris Climate Accord.
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Decathletes win state title, advance to nationals
After winning the Academic
Decathlon state title, the
team will be moving on to the national competition hosted in Frisco, Texas from April 27-29. Team members credit their winning success to hard work and a supportive environment of students and coaches.
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‘The Last of Us’ TV adaptation exceeds expectations
[SPOILERS] Based on the
popular video game, “The
Last of Us” is an engaging
watch that pays homage to
the game. The first season of “The Last of Us” is available for streaming on HBO Max, and has an expected season two release date as early as 2024.
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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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Christmas gift giving changes with age
Many people who celebrate Christmas give and receive gifts. As age increases, these gifts tend to become less personal and their sentimental value drops.
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CSPA fall conference expands journalism knowledge
Through multiple sessions hosted by journalists and yearbook specialists, CSPA’s fall conference aimed to teach students more about the world of journalism. The conference was on Columbia University’s campus located in Manhattan, N.Y.
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Con: Artificial Christmas trees are simpler choice
Taking the time and effort to maintain a real Christmas tree is not worth it when purchasing an artificial one is such an efficient option. Artificial trees can hold just as much sentimental value as real ones.
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Choral director takes program in new direction
Striving to create self-assured singers, choral activities director Jon Timmons is making changes to the program, including a newly added fall concert on October 13.
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Electric vehicles are important for humans, Earth
Through our usage of gasoline and diesel vehicles, we are damaging Earth, worsening our health and spending more money. It is time to make the switch to electric.
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Supreme Court nominee faces ‘intense’ hearing
Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation hearing took place on March 21-24.
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Rae Dunn decor shifts design spotlight
Consumers are collecting and reselling products from home decor brand Rae Dunn after a viral February 21, 2021 video on TikTok led to an increase in its popularity.
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Senior ‘breaks the binary’ with first novel
Senior Rachel Gat published her debut novel “Breaking the Binary” under the pseudonym Ray Tag. “Breaking the Binary” can be found at barnesandnoble.com for $16.50 and is newly available on Kindle Direct.
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Students take unique approach to the club fair
By taking precautionary measures to ensure the club experience, students and advisors hope to recover missing moments due to the coronavirus. The club fair, held October 5, saw clubs trying new methods to gain more members.
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American Sign Language Club hopes to expand horizons
To spread awareness of the deaf community and make sign language more accessible, the ASL club strives to teach students American sign language. Their goal is to have a class formed by the 2023-2024 school year.
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