Skateboarding provides activity, expression
To participate in an artistic and athletic activity, students and community members enjoy skateboarding around parks and in the streets.
Skateboarding styles vary with each skater.
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Breakfast most important meal of the day
By including a variety of flavors, breakfast can be appreciated for its options amongst all breakfast eaters. Not only does breakfast have lots of options, there are many possibilities for the foods in it.
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Hyper fixations build connections and intellect
By becoming hyper fixated on a subject, people are able to study new interests, expand their knowledge and make new connections over a temporary period of time. Hyper fixations are important.‑
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Teachers, students express feelings through playlists
By expressing themselves in various forms, creating playlists allows listeners to have a more personalized experience. Playlists vary in style and can help build relationships.
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Fortnite Chapter 3 is now the ultimate victory royale
By adding new weapons, map changes and other game dynamics, Fortnite Chapter 3 is standing out from past seasons and is bringing back back new and old players.alike.
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Lifted mask mandates improving communication, moods
Due to lifted mask mandates, people are finding comfort in seeing people without them.
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Fortnite Chapter 3 is now the ultimate victory royale
By adding new weapons, map changes and other game dynamics, Fortnite Chapter 3 is standing out from past seasons and is bringing back back new and old players alike.
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Interact celebrate veterans with brunch
To connect with the local veteran community and show appreciation, the Interact Club hosted its fifth annual brunch on November 13.
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Poser skateboarders claim stolen valor
Because of the rising success in the skateboarding industry, “posers” have made their presence known. With stolen valor, false skateboarders take credit for others’ hard work.
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Science teachers shed light on light pollution
Because of modern developments, light pollution has become an issue for the health of the night sky and for organisms who rely on natural and unpolluted darkness.
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College admissions should be more than a score
To help ensure student equity, universities around the country are allowing students to submit applications to the Common App without SAT or ACT scores from The College Board. It is the right decision.
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First toilet paper shortages, now what?
Having a domino effect on industries in the U.S., COVID-19 has been responsible for a series of shortages throughout the 50 states. Ranging from bicycles to ketchup packets, shortages have impaired the economy throughout 2021.
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Casting for calmness
Casting for calmness Disconnecting from modernity, Pennsylvania fishermen have begun their 2021 fishing season. Anglers say that fishing is an admirable escape from the outside world and a time to embrace tranquility.
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Coaches, athletes adapt to new Covid-19 policies
While abiding by guidelines and mandates, the high school’s athletics department and coaching staff are doing their best to provide athletes with an enjoyable experience.
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Souderton aquatics attempts new virtual banquet
Due to the pandemic, the end of the season was unexpected by many of the winter sport teams. To get an official close to the season the swim and dive team had an online celebration instead of their regular banquet to end the season.
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Religious worshipers continue to celebrate holidays during pandemic
To keep practicing their religion, people participate in current holidays and online church events from home to stay with their religion and to stay positive despite the pandemic.
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Souderton freshman explores unique sport
Freshman Matthew Meehan spends his free time doing what he loves--bowling. Meehan puts much effort and time into bowling and enjoys the sport very much.
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