Bailey Baker, asst. features editor December 22, 2023
A sweet, chocolatey smell wafts through the air. Tongues are burned by the first sip, complimented by a heavenly hint of marshmallow. As kids, hot chocolate was a remedy to defrost a once-frozen child...
Open 24 hours a day, Eco Gym, the first ever human and solar powered fitness center, prepares to open up Oct. 1. Using state-of-the-art fitness machinery, electricity is produced from each workout, fueling...
Growing up, I was exposed to a lot of once upon a times and happily ever afters that all seemed to culminate in the protagonist of the story falling in love and getting married. As a child, I would flounce...
“...cried and refused to open my Christmas gifts until my sister promised me she was joking.” (Age 9)
-Lauren Marchetto, Senior
“...was in denial for a long time. I thought that maybe my parents...
In April of 2006, at the age of 35, Rosie McManamon, Business Education teacher, was diagnosed with breast cancer.
According to McManamon, it was hard for her to believe that she had breast cancer at...
While scientists and doctors have cured many diseases, cancer remains extremely elusive. According to senior Brittany Balzano, Cure Club president, one in four men and one in six women will be diagnosed...
Pearl Angob, Junior
Last February, junior Pearl Angob had a tattoo inked on her back. According to Angob, she did not have parent consent and had the tattoo done by a friend’s brother...
Elisa Kim
asst. features editor
Trash was everywhere. Small children walked barefoot on dirty streets. People on bikes rode past on the bumpy ground. Although it’s only about a two-and-a-half...
South quadruplets strive ‘four’ individualism
When Joyce Hennelly’s kids were young, she brought them over to a friend’s house for a playdate. They shuffled into the house like ducklings, following...
