In a year full of difficulties, many have turned to extracurricular activities or have found new hobbies to occupy themselves. Although certain limitations have made gathering and planning events more...
For over 20 years, Fara Sadler has been teaching dance to students and enhancing the love each one has for the art. She teaches beginning and intermediate dance as well as choreography/improv and is also...
Over quarantine, many people picked up new tricks from making banana bread to cross-stitching to even unicycling.
After seeing the performers at one of STUGO’s many pep rallies, sophomore William...
Although it is difficult to manage a club and organize events during COVID-19, junior Kalayna Walker, president of the African American Culture Club, is working to unite people with an interest in African...
The 1500-year-old sport is back again with another competitive season this year. The season will put each school’s top five players against each other, with each win giving one point and draws will receive...
Final exam season is here once again, but with thousands of online school students and the fear of spreading COVID-19, Chandler Online Academy (COA) administrators decided against requiring its students...
“For trans and nonbinary youth: You’re beautiful. You’re important. You’re valid. You’re perfect.” These are the words on the dedication page of the novel Felix Ever After, written by the author...
During this new post-coronavirus era there have been many changes taking place at Perry, especially within the Perry Theatre Company. Ranging from online performances to new guidelines, many changes have...
The iconic Fall Fashion is back! The classic sweaters, booties, turtle necks, and much more are returning along with a bit of a vintage twist.
Fashion is at a constant change; the temperature, mood,...
Carving and decorating pumpkins has always been a popular task that people of all ages loved to do and talk about. Now, giving and receiving a “boo basket” has become a popular and enjoyable trend...
