Seniors’ thoughts on graduation
Gavin Brennan, Staff Reporter
April 5, 2020
With the Coronavirus pandemic in the beginning phases it is advised that communities work to prevent the spread of the virus. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) advised that large groups should only consist of 250 people. Graduation ceremonies hold more people than the recommended max...
Thornton talks economics, online schooling
April 5, 2020
From online schooling to adapting assignments to each student’s need, it is no secret that teachers have been thrown into shouldering the toll of this pandemic. However, couple the unpredictability of online learning with the ever-changing future for food and hospitality service, and the weight of the ...
How students are coping with coronavirus pandemic
Nadine Loureiro, Editor-in-Chief
April 5, 2020
In the current state of the world, dealing with a sudden quarantine at the hands of the large coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Doug Ducey made the final decision to shut down all Arizona schools and continue online. In these odd times, students and teachers alike are caught in a whirlwind of unknowns and ...
Many people rely on food delivery services during stay-at-home order
Jaidyn DeStefano Alai, Staff Reporter
April 5, 2020
The coronavirus outbreak has sparked new concerns for many businesses especially food delivering services. People all around the world are told to stay at least six feet apart from others to avoid this possibly lethal virus but questions arise when you are in the food delivery business. A stay-at...
College Board allowing AP tests during Covid-19 pandemic
Tiffany Martinez, staff reporter
April 5, 2020
The Covid-19 pandemic that has spread worldwide at an alarming rate has caused drastic changes no one saw coming. Businesses and schools shut down, major cities have gone into lock down for months. It is a movie in real life. With non-essential businesses shutting down to prevent this pandemic from spreading...
Classroom turns virtual
Anna Myers, Features Editor
April 4, 2020
In 1918, school after school across the United States closed its doors in an attempt to protect its student population from a deadly string of Spanish flu that ended up infecting 500 million people globally. The world has been tossed into a strikingly similar situation, and yet, the difference between...
COVID-19 and its effects on the world
Alexander Connors, Staff Reporter
March 15, 2020
NORMANDY - The Coronavirus. It is one of the most searched topics on Google in recent days. It has been talked about by millions across the world. Now, it is starting to affect the world around us. The virus began in Wuhan, China, where it quickly spread internationally. Italy had a massive surge in...
New era begins in season of firsts: Pavlenko’s inaugural season sees wrestling reach new height
Roman Valenzuela, Staff Reporter
March 5, 2020
Puma’s Wrestling in the 2019-2020 season saw a groundbreaking season, the Pumas took the Division-1, Section I championship by storm, and twelve individual wrestlers headed to the Arizona state championship at the Findlay Toyota Center in Prescott. “Everyone wrestled well, performed,” said head c...
Senior Pallas poised for big season
JJ Fought, Staff Reporter
March 5, 2020
Trenton Pallas is a three-year varsity starter. To help his team when it has dealt with injuries, he has filled positions and moved from the infield to the outfield, back to the infield and now in 2020, back to right field once more. “He is willing to do anything for the team,” said head coach...
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...
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