Videogames can help the stress

Alexander Connors, Staff Reporter

April 6, 2020

Today, stress is a commonality in the world. As we try to get through the upcoming weeks, we need a way to pass the time and stress. Playing videogames is one of the best ways to relax if you know which games to play. If you want to calm your nerves, try to stay away from competitive, intense, or ho...

Dancers work through school cancellation

Jessica Lee, Staff Reporter

April 5, 2020

As the world changes around the outbreak and continual spread of COVID-19, the closure of school and all school related activities requires more interactive courses to explore creative ways of doing the required remote instruction.  While the core classes are a bit easier to manage remotely, classes such as ...

Marching Band’s Abrupt Ending

Lindsey Harrison, Staff Reporter

April 5, 2020

COVID-19 has shown the country cancellation after cancellation, from classes, to sports events, to popular concert tours and live television shows. Perry’s marching band, officially called The Puma Regiment, is no stranger to such cancellations. Members of the band saw their camp cut short, and...

Early release movies worth buying

Laney Wardell, Photo Editor

April 4, 2020

This journey through quarantine has been difficult for everyone, however it has given all of us a chance to watch an abundance of movies.We have lost a lot of luxuries we took for granted, such as going to the movies. Luckily Vudu and Amazon now sell early release films so we don’t miss out on the m...

From YouTube sensation to budding star: Cavetown looking to breakout with ‘SLEEPYHEAD’

Kiley Newby, Staff reporter

March 5, 2020

Robin Skinner, more commonly known as Cavetown is a 21-year-old singer-songwriter from Cambridge, England. As the son of a professional flutist and Cambridge University’s director of music, it is almost like music was in his blood. When Skinner formed Cavetown in 2013, it was an escape from the world...

Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 2 review

Alexander Connors, Staff Reporter

March 5, 2020

If you’re looking for a game that is unique and stands out from the crowd, then the new season in Fortnite Chapter 2 is not the game for you. Epic Games’ top game used to attract players from all over the world and it dominated the competition for about six months. Fortnite Chapter 2 is still t...

The Good Samaritan

Natalie Tizatl, Staff Reporter

February 7, 2020

Last week, James Staley and his choir students―jazz and concert―all gather to visit the seventh and eighth students for a significant reason. “We wanted to perform for the choir students,” he said. “To get those kids excited about signing in choir at high school and encourage them to keep...

Taylor Swift shines in revealing new documentary

Lindsey Harrison, Staff Reporter

February 7, 2020

On a Friday night in late January, I dragged my friends to a crowded theatre at Alamo Drafthouse. We were there for the premiere of “Taylor Swift: Miss Americana”. We were surrounded by other fans (called “Swifties”), who had waited all day to watch a documentary that had already been out on Ne...

Nova Miller: 90’s music with a modern twist

February 6, 2020

Music has always been a part of 18-year-old Nova Miller’s life. Nova has early memories of sleeping in her parent’s guitar case backstage while they were on tour. She was discovered by retired artist turned music executive Lolene in a Stockholm dance studio at the age of 12.  She is a multi-...

Oui Cater AZ restaurant pops up and delights taste buds

Lindsey Harrison, Staff Reporter

February 6, 2020

A unique and delicious dining experience has come to town. On Sundays when the popular pizza restaurant Fire & Brimstone is closed, the Oui Cater AZ pop up restaurant brings it delicious meals and treats. The restaurant’s cozy, community-centric atmosphere, and fantastic food are sure to delight every ...