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Profile: District board candidate Brandon Johnson

By Samantha Nichols, Editor in Chief ♦ Oct 30, 2020

If elected to the Board of Trustees, Johnson intends to implement policy, curriculum, and structural changes to promote racial equity.

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Why early 2000’s TV shows are better

By Leah Kennedy, News Editor ♦ Oct 23, 2020

Back when there was scarce social media, no smartphones, and no quick answer through a google search, TV shows in America were thriving.

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Review: I’m Thinking of Ending Things

By Phoebe Leisek, Copy Editor ♦ Oct 20, 2020

Before the Kaufman lovers of the world prepare a lengthy and metaphorical rebuttal against what is to follow, it should be noted that this film has repeatedly been described as “esoteric” and boasts plenty of loyal followers — it just so happens that I’m not one of them.

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Hamner Time

By Alyssa Broad, Sports Editor ♦ Oct 16, 2020

Senior Sofia Hamner has committed to play Division I water polo at Villanova University.

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Tam Welcomes New Faculty: Meagan Meyer

By Oona O'Neill ♦ Sep 21, 2020

“I like problem-solving, collaborating, and learning. In special education, I get to do all of that every day!”

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My DNS dependency

By Natalia Whitaker, Lifestyles Editor ♦ May 21, 2020

When I was 10 years old, I developed an addiction to over-the-counter nasal decongestant sprays (DNS). It wasn’t until two months ago, over eight years later, that I overcame my addiction.

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Review: Tiger King

By Logan Little, Editor in Chief ♦ May 16, 2020

I wouldn’t trade a minute of the docuseries for anything, but the Tiger King phenomenon is reflective of some unsavory aspects of American culture.

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How to spend your time during quarantine

By Daisy Wanger ♦ May 11, 2020

With all of this stir-crazy energy from being stuck inside, here are some activities to keep you busy.

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Why I’m worth more than everyone I know

By Zev Grossman, Lifestyles Editor ♦ Apr 14, 2020

Waking up with $30,000 worth of titanium hardware secured to my vertebrae was the end of two years of back-bracing and scoliosis exercises. Now, at least, I’m taller than my friends.

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