Hari Jagarlapoodi Sathyanarayanan, Staff Writer
September 28, 2026
The first day of High School often begins with a simple question: Where do I go from here? For thousands of previous students and over 700 current freshmen, the answer has...
Noelle Um, Staff Writer
September 28, 2026
In 2013, the film Frozen grossed over $1.28 billion and became a global success. Despite this, it only recently became available as a musical that high schools could bring...
Katelyn Judd, News Editor
May 11, 2026
Known as the most ‘‘Magical Place on Earth,’’ Walt Disney World is situated in the bustling city of Orlando, FL., where tourists are only a short drive from the beach,...
Argyrenia Pipinos, Co-Editor-In-Chief
May 11, 2026
The auditorium lights hit the stage as names start getting called, one after another. The journalism team sits close together, leaning forward and reacting to every placement...
Camillo Padilla Guzman, Staff Writer
May 11, 2026
The typical play experience includes buying your ticket, sitting down, and enjoying the show. However, Millard North hosted a play that was completely different from the...
Parker Neville, Staff Writer
May 11, 2026
It's midday on a Sunday, and traffic has ground to a halt on Dodge Street as an unusually high number of cars try to press forward. While such a jam is unusual for a weekend,...
Lydia Harlow, Sports Editor
May 11, 2026
41 years, 7,380 school days, or 51,660 class periods of teaching. Throughout entire generations of students passing through, one teacher has remained, teaching class after...
Miley Huynh, Staff Writer
March 30, 2026
A place where no sound exists, where humanized elements such as gravity are endlessly changing. Wild, unrestrained, chaotic, pulsing with energy, light, and heat, with celestial...
Lucas Day, Co-Opinions Editor
March 30, 2026
Embracing the sound of hammering and grinding metal, sophomore Rex Weaver moves from tool to tool, mending and welding metal pieces together to match his blueprint’s design,...
Mira Mukherjee, Co-Editor-in-Chief
March 30, 2026
The first week of March always highlights a cornerstone of human interactions: inclusion. Typically held on the first Wednesday of March, Spread the Word: Inclusion Day was...
Lydia Harlow, Co-Editor-in-Chief
September 28, 2026 • No Comments
It seems like a perfect plan: school practices getting over sooner, allowing athletes to get home quicker. And getting gym credit for work they’re already doing? It seems...
Lucas Day, Sports Editor
September 28, 2026 • No Comments
For most softball players, skidding in the dry dirt, dust clouding your vision, is just another day on the field. Holes, dents and rivets are nothing but minor annoyances...
Teja Sridher, Staff Writer
May 11, 2026 • No Comments
The stadium starts to quiet down, with everyone watching closely to see if the athletes are able to clear the height. It’s at this point that an athlete will find success...
Lydia Harlow, Co-Editor-in-Chief
September 28, 2026 • No Comments
It seems like a perfect plan: school practices getting over sooner, allowing athletes to get home quicker. And getting gym...
Jayden Maple, Staff Writer
September 28, 2026 • No Comments
Driving on Industrial Road, the stretch towards L Street seems pleasant: well-made strip malls, a place for businesses, where...
Evie Hedrick, Co-Opinions Editor
September 28, 2026 • No Comments
Keep her barefoot in the winter and pregnant in the summer. That is how the term “barefoot and pregnant” came to be....
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Miley Huynh, Staff Writer
September 28, 2026 • No Comments
In the modern era of technology, a singular, compact device can seamlessly carry out tasks while the user sits in the comfort...
Scarlett Schmit, News Editor
September 28, 2026 • No Comments
The click of a camera shining in the sunlight can capture a beautiful moment before it slips away. Senior Ruby Jensen thrives...
Grace Evert, Co-Front Page Editor
May 11, 2026 • No Comments
Have you ever bought a sweater from Albany & Avers or a fern from Sheelytown Market? Although these businesses might...
- Blooming Businesses May 11, 2026
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Lydia Harlow, Co-Editor-in-Chief
September 28, 2026 • No Comments
The room falls still as the onlookers quiet, waiting for the familiar ‘plink’ of the ball against the paddle. On either...
Jayden Maple, Co-Opinions Editor
May 11, 2026 • No Comments
The usual route for students to get a cap and gown takes about 13-14 years of their life, three different types of schools,...
Mira Mukherjee, Co-Editor-in-Chief
September 29, 2025 • No Comments
Friday, April 13, 2012. An unremarkable spring day for most, but for Activities Secretary Kathy Folk, it was a day she would...
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Katelyn Judd, Co-Editor-in-Chief
September 28, 2026 • No Comments
Last October, I found myself a guest of Seattle’s autumn weather, where I was left windblown and freezing on a college campus visit. Despite...
Katelyn Judd, News Editor
May 11, 2026 • No Comments
Growing up, one of my most prized possessions was a book. I read it cover to cover, day after day, and never once got bored, reliving the same...
Teagan Lynch, Opinions Editor
May 8, 2023 • No Comments
The creamy, flavor-infused milk tea travels through my straw, followed by a small, chewy sphere of tapioca. These are just two of the possible...
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