Kaelyn Jones, Student Life Editor February 2, 2023
Public school curriculums facing censorship is nothing new. Conservative legislation restricting what can be taught in relation to LGBTQ+, race, and sex education have become more common across the United...
If you are watching Paris Fashion Week and noticed a large inflatable installation in front of the Eiffel Tower you might be wondering what it is. It's from the 2005 anime film "Howl's Moving Castle."...
Dubbed the war to end all wars by H.G. Wells, World War I was one of the deadliest conflicts fought by man, collectively killing around 40 million people and affecting many others. Whether it be a bullet...
Available to all students, the library provides easy access to materials and content spanning across all genres and topics. Books ranging from fantasy to research materials are all available for anybody...
Helena Erdahl, Coverage Editor-in-Chief December 14, 2022
“My Policeman” is a beautiful mess. Its artistic and devastating but doesn’t reach its true potential. This film, directed by Micheal Grandage, follows three individuals throughout their lifetimes....
Changing leaves and cooler temperatures create an atmosphere for settling down with a good book. Whether the choice is something spooky like a Stephen King novel, a cozy romance, or a fantasy, it can make...
Only four months after his last album, Drake fans were pleasantly surprised by the announcement of his new collaboration album with popular rapper 21 Savage. Over the years, 21 Savage has become one of...
“Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” is miles away from what it was originally written to be, yet somehow is the most cohesive film released by Marvel Studios this year. Following the tragic death of Chadwick...
Chiara Arendt, Yearbook Editor-in-Chief November 28, 2022
With the long awaited release of her tenth studio album, “Midnights,” Taylor Swift has entered a new era.
Since the announcement of her tenth studio album at the VMA’s at the end of Aug., there...
The award-winning musical, Matilda, premiered on Broadway in 2013. It was adapted from the book “Matilda” by Roald Dahl that had been published Oct. 1, 1988. This year, the Performing Arts Center (PAC)...
The 2021-2022 theater season brought to the stage “Pirates of Penzance,” “This Random World,” and the traditional “Shorts” performances. Following the conclusion of the season came the...
“Matilda” has arrived under the spotlight, after many rehearsals and practices. Sofia Gomez, junior, is a part of Thespians, a club advised by Annie Kaiser and Steve Beckingham and led by students....
