Fence: A Perspective
Whether the shiny metal gleams in the morning sun or is covered in raindrops, the new fence around the...
Category: Editorials
Many Challengers Prepare a 2020 White House Run
The 2020 presidential election is shaping up to be one wild ride. Ten different people have declared their...
Why No One Cares The World Might Be Ending
Three hundred seventy-eight million, four thousand. Can you process that number? I know you cannot; no one can. That...
Stand Up For Your Rights Before it is Too Late
Twenty-seven years ago, Anita Hill came forward with allegations of sexual harassment against a man being nominated for the...
Midterm Elections
The 2018 midterm elections are probably garnering more interest than many previous midterms, and with good reason. As it...
Just a Junior’s Two Cents on the Issue of Guns
When I was first offered the opportunity to write an editorial concerning the tragic events in Parkland Florida, I...
They’re Just Shoulders: the Underlying Sexism of Dress Codes
There are countless things wrong with today’s society. So many things need to change that it often makes small...
Merry Stressmas: A Guide for Holiday Shopping
It is the end of the year, and most of us don’t have many plans for others’ holiday presents,...
The Age Old Question: Should Christmas be Celebrated in Public Schools?
The moment Thanksgiving dinner is over, Christmas seems to hit America like a snowball. Stores place holiday wrapping paper...
The Plague of Sick Days to the Student Body
Your piercing alarm goes off at 6:20 a.m. and you wake up to that feeling that everyone knows: sickness....
In Memoriam: Conrad
Keeping Conrad with Us by Meg Waage If you had walked into a newspaper layout meeting last year, you...
Perspectives: Art or Vandalism?
Is graffiti art or vandalism? It might seem that there are only two sides to this argument. Graffiti often...