Garrett Morrissey, News Editor
October 17, 2018
Filed under Features, Opinion
As of Oct. 15, the first quarter of the 2018-2019 school year was officially over. As this quarter ends, the second half of the semester begins bringing with it determination and grit for a strong marking period.
Procrastination...
October 15, 2018
Mia Cafaro, Sport's Editor
October 15, 2018
Filed under Features, Opinion
As September segues into October, students celebrate having survived the first months of the school year. Classes are being conquered, routines are being settled, and sleep deprivation has not yet completely set in. However, t...
Mia Cafaro, News Editor
October 14, 2018
Filed under Features, Opinion
It's that time of year again- the leaves are changing, a touch of chill is in the air, and everyone is scrambling to finalize their homecoming plans. Given that the big event is next Saturday night, this week is the last ch...
Miles Swan, News Reporter
April 16, 2018
Filed under Features, Opinion
Gun control: America’s number one day issue with the most controversy. After the recent shooting on February 14 th in Marjory Stoneman Douglass High school in Parkland Florida, this long overdue issue has come to light.
As...
February 18, 2018
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November 14, 2017
Abby O'Brien, Features Reporter
November 13, 2017
Filed under Opinion
A debate I deemed as a runaway was clearly misunderstood in my eyes. When the students of Newsome High School were asked on their preference of the two chain coffee companies, a substantial amount said Dunkin Doughnuts was the...
Joe Espy, Sports Reporter
November 7, 2017
Filed under Opinion, Sports
In July of 2016 Ezekiel Elliott was accused by his girlfriend of five different incidents of domestic violence. After a little over a year since the incidents, the NFL dropped the hammer giving Elliot a six game suspension on...
Leah Harrell, Editor-In-Chief, Print
November 6, 2017
Filed under Opinion
An unfortunate, but inevitable fact of life is that things change and no one experiences this more than teenagers: friendships fade and new ones form, kids find new interests and let others dwindle, and students leave behind middle...
Ling Shapiro, Features Reporter
October 18, 2017
Filed under Opinion
People used to say don’t meet your heroes, because that destroys the illusion that is created around them. Celebrities used to be able to create their own image of themselves, making it kind and classy or blunt and rude, b...
