The shift in school start times
Natalie Dixon Contributing Writer Every high school student has been in this situation: homework in one hand, coffee in the other, racing to the bus or car only to…
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Veteran educators see no need for special celebration
Kevin Kraft Contributing Writer Rhonda Stampalia is a Dance teacher at Douglas Anderson, and she is coming up on her 30th consecutive year of teaching here. But you wouldn’t know…
The Frog Man
Harleigh Murray Coeditor-in-Chief Deep in Mandarin three years ago on April Fool’s Day, the first cement frog appeared on a stump near the Mandarin Museum Historical Society (MMHS). From…
The history of hypnosis: a practice that has been around for centuries
Lily Stanton Junior Digital Editor From its presence in television shows, movies, and many other performances, the power of hypnosis has left people skeptical for hundreds of years. Some…
Safe spaces of 1st amendment parks
Harleigh Murray Co-Editor-in-Chief There are parks all around the United States which offer people the chance to practice one of their constitutional rights: 1st Amendment Parks. These parks allow the…
Is Apple listening to people’s conversations?
Lily Deaton Social Media Editor Imagine a tiny microphone being placed in people’s homes that would constantly listen to every conversation; this might not be as crazy as it sounds.…
Online or traditional school: which is better?
Lily Deaton Social Media Editor Technology is changing so rapidly that it’s now possible to get an education in your pajamas. Many students consider virtual school an option not just…
Second-hand clothing is changing today’s fashion
Riley Bridenback Layout and Design Editor Sorting through endless rows of clothes from the last three decades is shaping fashion and the way people wear their clothes. With the trend…
