Opinion
‘Tis the sneezin’
December 12, 2019
As the hight of the winter season approaches, it brings colds with it. Here is some simple etiquette and tips to get you through safe and sound.
Whatever happened to sleepovers?
December 9, 2019
Sleepovers were the highlight of our elementary school days. Why did we ever stop having them?
College talk
By Tenaya Tremp
December 9, 2019
The holiday season is upon us, and for us seniors it brings with it constant questions about our plans for the upcoming year. This year, I conducted research on the best way to keep these conversations short and sweet.
Growing up with a single mother
By Logan Little
November 21, 2019
I’d always known that my family wasn't the norm, but it hadn’t occurred to me it was somehow worse than a two-parent household.
Editorial: Disunity
By Editorial Staff
November 21, 2019
Tam Unity Day succeeded, but it revealed a student trait that is both valuable and possibly destructive.
Living with “deselixya”
November 18, 2019
Coming of age with an educational burden that can leave people behind.
For peers or for college?
November 11, 2019
Link Crew is meant to help new high school students adjust. But are upperclassmen using it for themselves instead?
We must speak for the trees
By Claire Finch
November 7, 2019
A comparison between the classic book and the global crisis we are currently facing.
A review of all the cats I know
By John Overton
October 8, 2019
The animal, at first glance, seemed a perfect thing to pet, so fluffy and soft. Lo and behold, that cat was a total jerk.
Steered STEM
September 27, 2019
Tam’s use of honors and AP classes makes math and science the most competitive route, diminishing opportunity in other academic interests.
Editorial: Not on schedule
By Editorial Staff
September 19, 2019
Parts of the scheduling conflicts were unavoidable. But there were many places where they could have been handled more smoothly.
