Whatever happened to sleepovers?

By Sam Jefferson, Opinion Editor ♦ Dec 9, 2019

Sleepovers were the highlight of our elementary school days. Why did we ever stop having them?

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College talk

By Tenaya Tremp, Opinion Editor ♦ Dec 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.

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Growing up with a single mother

By Logan Little, Editor in Chief ♦ Nov 22, 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.

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Editorial: Disunity

By Editorial Staff ♦ Nov 21, 2019

Tam Unity Day succeeded, but it revealed a student trait that is both valuable and possibly destructive.

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Living with “deselixya”

By Marco Steineke, Lifestyles Editor ♦ Nov 18, 2019

Coming of age with an educational burden that can leave people behind.

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For peers or for college?

By Grace Gustafson, Reporter ♦ Nov 11, 2019

Link Crew is meant to help new high school students adjust. But are upperclassmen using it for themselves instead?

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We must speak for the trees

By Claire Finch, Editor in Chief ♦ Nov 7, 2019

A comparison between the classic book and the global crisis we are currently facing.

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Editorial: Burn notice

By Editorial Staff ♦ Oct 19, 2019

Our house is on fire. Absent global action on an unprecedented scale, it will stay that way.

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Trader Joe’s virgin

By Claire Conger, Editor in Chief ♦ Oct 17, 2019

Reflections on a lifetime of Trader Joe's deprivation.

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A review of all the cats I know

By John Overton, Reporter ♦ Oct 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.

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Steered STEM

By Skye Schoenhoeft, Editor in Chief ♦ Sep 27, 2019

Tam’s use of honors and AP classes makes math and science the most competitive route, diminishing opportunity in other academic interests.

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Editorial: Not on schedule

By Editorial Staff ♦ Sep 19, 2019

Parts of the scheduling conflicts were unavoidable. But there were many places where they could have been handled more smoothly.

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