Andi Weigand, Editor-in-Chief
// Published November 16, 2021
Side comments.
Inappropriate jokes.
A text sent with suggestive language.
Students engage in conversations day in, and day out, but how much of that conversation could verge on sexual harassment?
There...
How often do you think incidents of racism happens at school?
Perhaps you’ve experienced it or know someone that has experienced it; but what about experiencing it every...
Andi Wiegand, Features Editor
// Published June 11, 2021
Nestled in the heart of downtown Sumner lives A Good Book.
Hidden amongst a strip of cafes and consignment shops, this gem is the beating heart of the bookworm community that spreads in the miles...
The blip of the Teams meeting.
The instructions to enter breakout rooms.
And the push by your teacher to turn on your camera.
All staples of online learning.
As the first semester...
The Green New Deal Resolution proposed by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Ed Markey Feb. 7 has resurrected the debate around climate change. This increase of conversation has also sparked students...
The music you listen on the way to school, the graphic on your shirt, the photographs on the wall.
Expression is everywhere.
It surrounds us and shapes our culture. But what would happen if it was...
Another year, another Daffodil selection night.
This year, eight senior girls and their escorts took the stage, doing a walk down to the stage called the “promenade,” giving one-minute speeches...
In his 1976 book The Selfish Gene, evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins described a meme as a “self-reproducing” cultural idea shared between organisms. Today, the word meme has transcended its...
To step into the public sphere in this day and age is to step into an ocean of technology. The American public is awash in smartphones, smartwatches, tablets; in blogs, posts, online forums. The tide of...
Two likes. Refresh.
Eight likes. Refresh.
16 likes. Pause. Refresh.
27 likes.
And so the process goes.
Studies show that people can get addicted to social media in a similar way they can...
