Thanks for principal Dan Serrano
Anna Myers, Staff reporter
April 17, 2019
Filed under Features, Opinions, Showcase
A principal’s worst nightmare came to fruition last quarter as angry parents in addition to misinformed activists marched outside the administration office. Over the course of the school year, specifically within this last quarter, the student body has watched principal Dan Serrano take hit after hit ...
Point/Counterpoint – social media
Holly Olszak, Staff Reporter
April 17, 2019
Filed under Opinions
Social media has taken over our world. Technology is a natural part of society and without it, everyday tasks would become a lot more difficult. Social media is a large portion of our generation and has incredible benefits for numerous users. Although it has multiple advantages, many believe i...
Anti-Vaxxers are no April Fools’ Day Joke
Grant Williams, Contributor
March 20, 2019
Filed under Opinions
Less than four months into 2019 and the Center for Disease Control has already reported 555 cases of measles affecting 20 states, including Arizona. For context, 2019 boasts the second-highest number of reported cases of any other year since measles was nearly eradicated in 2000. Given thi...
Thoughts and Prayers and Gun Legislation
March 8, 2019
Filed under Opinions
“American Exceptionalism” in the gun control debate is tantamount to American naïveté and narcissism. When most every other highly developed nation has considerable legislation to curb gun violence, yet our Congress cannot even agree to make AR-15 regulations match handgun regulations—allow...
OPINION: Hollywood shows its true colors
March 7, 2019
Filed under Opinions
Recently Netflix and Hollywood produce movies and television shows about murders like Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer, how they lived and what went wrong in their life and how they got into killing animals and people. Understanding people want to know the real story about the killers because it seems in...
Documentaries warning society of evil
Isabel Behrendt, Staff Reporter
March 7, 2019
Filed under Opinions
Theodore Robert Bundy: the name behind the man that bewildered everyone nearly fifty years ago and stirs controversy when mentioned today. More commonly known as Ted Bundy, the infamous psychopath who confessed to murdering thirty women, reclaimed the spotlight after Netflix released a series centering aro...
Best Binge worthy show
Drew Charlet, Web Editor
March 5, 2019
Filed under Opinions
I have prepared a list of shows that would be worth spending 8 hours on the couch instead of hanging out with friends. Action: The Flash Now if you have watched the Flash then you know why I have put it on the list. In my opinion, it is the best CW network show that you can watch on Net...
The lack of public transportation for students
Tya Mounlachack, opinions editor
March 5, 2019
Filed under Opinions
As the student population grows one problem arises; student transportation amongst the open enrollment students has been an ongoing trend with no conclusion. Many students have to catch a ride, or uber to school. As this goes on many who use apps have to pay the daily cost instead of catching a public...
We can all learn something from Saint Valentine
Tya Mounlachack, Opinion Editor
February 12, 2019
Filed under Opinions
This week millions of people around the world will be signing cute cards and gifting romantic roses to their loved ones and in many of them, they will sign off with the classic phrase: Your Valentine. But how much do you really know about the “Hallmark Holiday?” Do you know the kindness and selflessness fr...
An Egg, Internet Mobs, and the Golden Rule
February 7, 2019
Filed under Opinions
Having amassed over 50 million likes on Instagram in just over two weeks, a seemingly unimportant photo of an egg has captured the attention of national media outlets after handily dethroning Kylie Jenner’s baby as the most-liked Instagram post. This novelty success of the @wo...
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