New club honors Shakespeare’s works
Morgan Chung, Staff Reporter
March 23, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, Features, Showcase
In 1592, William Shakespeare kick-started his career as a famous playwright and he had composed plays that have lasted beyond his lifetime. Currently, students are required to read his plays in school. But one teacher is changing it all so students can learn to enjoy his creations the way he originally...
Phoenix woman prepares menstrual care packages for local low-income students
Lauren Fountain, Opinions Editor
March 9, 2018
Filed under Features, News, Showcase
Periods are inevitable, but for girls in low-income communities, periods can be nearly unbearable. With school funding as low as it is for things like paper and desks, money going towards feminine products for students in schools is nonexistent. Gone are the days of cheap tampons and pads available for ...
Where do you stand: PHS Young Republicans and Democrats Debate
March 8, 2018
Filed under Features
The Precedent: Where do you stand on issues regarding the Second Amendment? Senior Sarah Martino of the Young Democrats: “I’m a full supporter of the Second Amendment: hunting rifles and small handguns should be allowed for the public. I really don’t see why it’s necessary for a 19 year old...
Unsung teacher of the bus barn: Jocelyn Dolan
Madi Kimball, News Editor
March 8, 2018
Teachers play a huge role in a child’s growth and development and for some teachers it’s more than just teaching a subject. Psychology teacher Jocelyn Dolan is known as a lively, happy teacher who genuinely cares for her students. While teaching has become her what she loves, Dolan didn’t always...
Comprehensive legislation only way for general sense of helplessness to end
Ian Graham, A&E Editor
March 6, 2018
Filed under Features, Opinions
In the days following the Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school shooting, debates over the sale of assault rifles have erupted. These debates, with arguments coming from all levels on the conservative-republican spectrum, are forcing lawmakers to revisit the conversation surrounding gun control and its...
The beauty of candid photography
Mallory Melanson, Staff Writer
March 6, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
Everyone sees the world through different lens, and Rachel Witenhafer catches all of the beauty in the world with her photography. “I feel like I see a lot of things more beautifully than other people see things,” Witenhafer said. Growing up with an artist for a grandma has kept Witenhafer in the...
#MeToo
Lauren Fountain, Opinions Editor
February 16, 2018
Filed under Double Truck, Features, News, Showcase
In 2006, sexual assault survivor Tarana Burke started the Me Too campaign as a way to unite victims of sexual harassment and assault. In 2017, #MeToo swept the Internet, with celebrities and everyday people detailing their own experiences of unwanted advances by those in power. On Jan. 1, 2018, over...
Students Idea of a Perfect Valentine’s Day
CJ Jamerson, Writer
February 14, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, Features
Students give opinions on their perfect Valentine's Day
Flower Boy
Leviah Nixon, News Reporter
February 14, 2018
Filed under Features
It's been over 200 years since the Feast of Saint Valentine was created, which in today's terms is called valentines day. Valentines days is one of the most creative days of the year, But some feel as though its just a way to spend lots of money, but what if your spending money for a good cause, Like Ry...
Valentine’s Day Proves Importance to Couple on Campus
Michael McKinzie, Staff Reporter
February 14, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, Features
February 14th. A day every couple on campus marks on their calendar. Whether it’s students purchasing chocolates, flowers, or saxograms, the day proves importance to relationships no matter age or beliefs. Seniors, Dalton Johnston and Ayanna Purdie will be enjoying their third Valentine’s Day togethe...
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