Celebrate the season of giving by baking festive treats
As the holiday season approaches, a simple way to showcase appreciation is through the baking of classic holiday desserts.
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‘Ye’ incites toxic conversation about semitism
Utilizing social media as an avenue to spread hate, celebrity Kanye West has promoted further animosity based on already growing anti-Semitic tensions. This malice should remain in the past.
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Reclaiming femininity one mall at a time
Many young girls are faced with the challenges of overcoming or fulfilling stereotypes placed upon them, some taking it to the point of rejecting feminine ideals for further validation. However, by accepting and embracing these stereotypes, young girls can truly be themselves.
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Philly allows celebration of ethnic diversity
[Editor’s Note: First
in an occasional
series exploring
Philadelphia.]
Welcoming a mixed
variety of cultures,
Philly provides a
plethora of ways to
enjoy various ethnic
backgrounds
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Local artists spotlighted at annual Art Jam
By formulating connections,
community members and artists came together for the 10th annual Souderton Art Jam held at Souderton Community Park. The event took place on September 24.
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‘Let’s hear it for’ Souderton Theatre
Performing ‘Footloose’ on April 21-24, students involved in the production of the spring musical had the ability to express their love for musical theater and dance.
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Students share tips for creating successful ‘promposals’
Sharing advice, students prepare for “promposals’’ as prom season approaches and some have already promposed. Junior prom was held on April 29 and senior prom will take place on May 20.
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Music can negatively impact impressionable teens
By heavily associating themselves with certain styles of music, many artists generate a greater influence upon their fans, who in turn mirror their lyrics and lifestyle. This influence can be dangerous to impressionable fans.
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In defense of Rory Gilmore of ‘Gilmore Girls’ (part two)
[Editors Note: This is the conclusion of a two part series dissecting Rory Gilmore’s character. Check out part one in our April 2022 issue.]
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District offering full-day kindergarten starting ‘22-’23
By replacing the current half-day kindergarten program with a full-day schedule, the district plans to offer deeper academic and social education through purposeful play and an adapted curriculum.
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It’s time to give Rory some ‘Gilmore Girls’ glory
[Editor’s Note: First in a two-part series dissecting Rory Gilmore’s character.] Spoiler Alert: If you have yet to watch this unconventional yet endearing 2000s series, you may want to read this article after you have finished binging it.
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Overprotective parenting does more harm than good
By overshadowing and ignoring serious discussions, parents adopting an overprotective style of parenting jeopardize their children’s future and safety. Balance of independence is vital.
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‘The epic highs and lows’ of ‘Riverdale’ deserve more credit
Continuing on the legacy of the ‘Archie Comics’, the CW teen drama “Riverdale” provides a modern twist while trying to retain the classic charm of the original comics. The show, which has been airing since 2017, has lost its intended essence, but still remains a controversial piece of entertainment.
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No sugarcoating: ‘The Great British Bake Off’ reigns supreme
By whipping up the perfect recipe for a baking show, ‘The Great British Bake Off’ delights viewers with a fresh take on amateur baking. Many U.S. baking shows focus more on competition and dramatizations, taking away from the true essence of baking.
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‘Dancing With the Stars’ makes LGBTQ+ history
Bringing the conversation of LGBTQ+ representation to the dance floor, season 30 of ‘Dancing with the Stars’ features the first same-sex dance pair competing on the show, comprised of celebrity Jojo Siwa and professional dancer Jenna Johnson. The pair finished the competition in second place.
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Perpetuating myths like ‘Freshman 15’ increases dangerous eating habits
College is a stressful time for many incoming students. On top of keeping up with grades and socializing, many students worry about their physical appearance.
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Gymnasts come forward about FBI’s shortcomings
Testifying to the Senate Judiciary Committee, on September 15, Olympic gymnasts Simone Biles, McKayla Maroney and Aly Raisman, as well as former collegiate gymnast Maggie Nichols spoke out regarding the FBI’s failures while investigating the Larry Nassar sexual exploitation allegations. Nassar was the former team doctor for the United States women’s national gymnastics team.
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Virtual Positive Pedalers event held in memory of Joe Dille
Celebrating the life of Telford resident Joe Dille and raising mental health awareness, people participated in a virtual Positive Pedalers event throughout the month of May, Mental Health Awareness Month. The event allows participants to walk, run, bike and make donations to support suicide prevention.
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Actors perform ‘Descendants’ with a double cast
In order to safely perform “Descendants” on April 16-18, staff and students implemented new safety precautions due to COVID-19. One major change was a rotating cast.
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‘Cherry picking’ who to hold accountable is a form of performative activism
Picking and choosing which celebrities to call out contributes to the growing amount of activism solely for appearance.
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Toxic relationship awareness allows students to recognize harmful behaviors
Preventing high school students from becoming involved in toxic relationships involves outreach and education about what makes a relationship healthy and unhealthy. Various resources are available to further enlighten students and educators.
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Pro – Defying tradition allows people to better understand their holiday
Celebrating major holidays for Americans may include dining with family and friends, decorating, or receiving gifts. As the world continues to change, holiday traditions should adapt to follow suit.
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Increasing coffee options allow customers to discover their perfect coffee
Increasing coffee options allow customers to discover their perfect coffee Stopping at Dunkin’ Donuts or Starbucks on the way to school or work has become part of an integral morning routine for many Americans. Many other fast food chains have also added coffee to their menu to compete.
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There are gamers Among Us
To stay in contact with each other during quarantine and outside of school, students have utilized popular media platforms and games such as Discord and Among Us. Clubs have begun making use of these platforms as well.
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Ugly ‘Sweat’er Run raises funds for Big Red Picnic Program
Raising money for the Big Red Picnic Program and the Wellness Department, students donned their ugliest sweaters for a one-mile walk/run on December 20.
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Choir students perform at Walt Disney World
In order to perform at Epcot Center's Candlelight Processional, a holiday singing event, the choir spent months practicing and fundraising. The choir performed on November 30.
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Former charter school students share their experience
Making new friends is one of the many new challenges for students who previously attended a charter school.
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