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Sophie Barkett, Reviews/ Opinions editor

Sophie Barkett is a junior at Perry High. This is her second-year writing in the newspaper, and she is the Reviews/ Opinions editor. Her beats this year are book reviews, graduation, and Choir/Band/Orchestra/Color Guard. Outside of the newspaper, she enjoys reading and baking desserts. Her favorite book is The Great Gatsby, and she likes baking cookies.

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Gift Giving 101: gifting with gratitude

Gift Giving 101: gifting with gratitude

Sophie Barkett, A&E Editor
December 16, 2022
Storytime with Sophie: The Tatami Galaxy

Storytime with Sophie: The Tatami Galaxy

Sophie Barkett, A&E Editor
December 16, 2022

Locked doors: active reminder of student safety

Sophie Barkett, A&E Editor
September 9, 2022
Storytime with Sophie: Love on the Brain

Storytime with Sophie: Love on the Brain

Sophie Barkett, A&E Editor
September 9, 2022
One-to-one thoughts

One-to-one thoughts

Sophie Barkett, A&E Editor
August 26, 2022
Storytime with Sophie: I’m Glad My Mom Died

Storytime with Sophie: I’m Glad My Mom Died

Sophie Barkett, A&E Editor
August 26, 2022
Student gets a computer from new One-to-one initiative. This initiative gives students in need computers to use for school.

[Photo] Upgrades people, upgrades

Jackson Bergholz, Reviews Editor
August 14, 2022
Senior Joyce Gunaraj works on AP Stat homework, amongst the other obligations of a senior. Many students may feel overwhelmed going back to school, and can use the Wellness Room as a resource.

Back-to-school stress: how to cope

Sophie Barkett, A&E Editor
August 12, 2022
Storytime (and movie-time) with Sophie: Purple Hearts

Storytime (and movie-time) with Sophie: Purple Hearts

Sophie Barkett, A&E Editor
August 12, 2022
Storytime with Sophie: Heartstopper

Storytime with Sophie: Heartstopper

Sophie Barkett, Reviews Editor
May 13, 2022
Members of the Environmental club show off their summer fashion choices while staying sustainable and environmentally aware. By sourcing clothes from pre-existing means such as thrifting, teens can stay fashionable and reduce their waste intake.

Sustainable summer fashion

Sophie Barkett, Reviews Editor
May 13, 2022
Netflix: Taking control with interactive shows

Netflix: Taking control with interactive shows

Sophie Barkett, Reviews Editor
April 13, 2022
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Storytime with Sophie: Hotel Magnifique

Sophie Barkett, Reviews Editor
April 13, 2022
What to read over spring break

What to read over spring break

Saydria Ostler and Sophie Barkett
March 16, 2022
Gallant is the newest edition to V.E. Schwabs list of works. The fantasy YA novel is chilling read with a bittersweet ending.

Storytime with Sophie: Gallant

Sophie Barkett, Reviews Editor
March 11, 2022

New high school trend- all the rage!

Sophie Barkett, Reviews Editor
March 2, 2022
High school proves to be a prime time for couples to develop. The necessity and effect of relationships in adolescence is a question nearly every teenager may have an opinion on.

Is it worth it- High school relationships

Sophie Barkett and Derek Fernandez
March 2, 2022
Through media such as Booktok, different tropes in romance novels are becoming more and more normalized. The novel, Fools In Love, explores multiple tropes in 15 short stories.

Storytime with Sophie: Fools in Love: Fresh Twists on Romantic Tales

Sophie Barkett, Reviews Editor
December 14, 2021
New Year Resolutions are effective to making real change

New Year Resolutions are effective to making real change

Sophie Barkett, Reviews Editor
December 14, 2021
Canon White and Jacob Brown have a dance party with a SNAP buddy. The SNAP program allows for Perry students and those with special needs to spend time together.

SNAP program builds meaningful connections 

Sophie Barkett, Reviews/ Opinions editor
December 1, 2021
Marissa Meyers new fantasy novel, Gilded re-tells the story of Rumpelstiltskin from a different point of view. Gilded is a refreshing new read, and captivating.

Storytime With Sophie: Gilded

Sophie Barkett, Reviews/ Opinions editor
November 15, 2021
Why We Fly is a young adult novel about cheerleading and social activism. It can bring about important discussions, and can be found at Barnes and Noble.

Storytime with Sophie: Why We Fly

Sophie Barkett, Reviews/ Opinions editor
November 1, 2021
Senior Jayden Montano starts the match with a serve against Xavier. Perry won all five matches, with Montanos final score being 21-12, 21-8.

Badminton loses win streak; starts championships strong

Sophie Barkett, Reviews/ Opinions editor
October 26, 2021
Cello players Anvita Limaye and Sienna Weikel perform as members of the Symphonic Orchestra. The orchestra performed a variety of pieces, led by their director Dr. Dopp.

Orchestra debut concert; return to normalcy

Sophie Barkett, Reviews/ Opinions editor
October 3, 2021

New opportunities for artistic students

Sophie Barkett and Callie Floyd
September 24, 2021

American Horror Story Double Feature; lackluster return to television

Sophie Barkett, Reviews/ Opinions editor
September 20, 2021
A Breath Too late is a powerful, emotional novel that grapples with teenager sucide and its effects. This tear-jerker novel can greatly impact readers.

Storytime with Sophie: A Breath Too Late

Sophie Barkett, Reviews/ Opinions editor
September 20, 2021
The Dead and the Dark is a YA novel, any thriller enthusiast would enjoy. The novel is by Courtney Gould and can be found on Amazon.

Storytime with Sophie: The Dead and the Dark

Sophie Barkett, Reviews/ Opinions editor
August 27, 2021
Jacob Nieves (12) and Maddie Woods (11) practice with the trumpet section in preparation for their field show. The Puma Regiment performs a eight minute show, where students have to play their instruments and walk simultaneously.

Puma Regiment marches into a new season

Sophie Barkett, Reviews/ Opinions editor
August 27, 2021
Students wait during C lunch for their food. Lunches lines have been longer this year, from more populated lunch.

Post COVID-19 additions to campus

Sophie Barkett, Opinions/ Reviews editor
August 6, 2021
One Last Stop, a new adult romance about a lgbt+ couple and their struggles in New York. Overall, an emotional and understandable book for readers.

Storytime with Sophie: One Last Stop

Sophie Barkett, Opinions/ Reviews editor
August 6, 2021
During lunch, Luc Gourmelom (9), Matthew Johnson (9), and Koen Martineau (9), play Cornhole during Fun Friday. The counseling department organized the event with the intention to get kids moving.

Mental Health Awareness Month: how it is being acknowledged

Sophie Barkett, Staff Reporter
May 14, 2021

Fan-favorite Shadow and Bone series receives Netflix adaptation

Sophie Barkett, Staff Reporter
April 23, 2021
Junior Autumn Kunze pitches a strike at a home game against Xaiver High. The team ended up losing this game 3-1, but Kunze prevented any runs for the first eight innings.

Softball pitching staff strives to support team

Sophie Barkett, Staff reporter
March 31, 2021
Sammy Cristerna, Ella Hanks, Aubrey Clouse and Maddie Balbarin sort and count change for the JRDF fundraiser. After collecting funds from the classrooms, StuGo members awarded the classrooms that raised the most profit.

Quarantine-Inspired Spirit week 

Sophie Barkett, Staff Reporter
February 26, 2021

Galentine’s Day: A day for friends and fun 

Sophie Barkett, Staff Reporter
February 12, 2021
Sophomores Rianne Thompson (back left), Abby Carlson (back right), Natalie Bui (front left), and Raquel Ruiz (front right) pick out which classes they will take in their next year at Perry. Students have to register differently this year, through the Infinite Campus app and registration forms.

Online adaption to typical student registration 

Sophie Barkett, Student Reporter
January 22, 2021
Freshman Samuel Spencer, Senior Aubrey Clouse, and Junior Maddy Jex work together to wrap gifts. These festive presents will be gifted to low-income students.

StuGo Smiles adapts to COVID-19 restrictions

Sophie Barkett, Staff Reporter
December 17, 2020

Coping with COVID-19 in Early Childhood classes

Sophie Barkett, Staff Reporter
November 20, 2020
Senior, Adrianna Ramos performs a low-serve at the start of a rally in a match against Red Mountain. The girls badminton team has been continuously successful with wins, and has been undefeated thus far.

Badminton dominates rankings; team anticipates success in championship

Sophie Barkett, Staff Reporter
October 30, 2020
Junior Autumn Kunze practices for her upcoming softball season in her own backyard. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, players have had to resort to practicing independently and isolated from their teammates.

Adapting to practicing softball through a computer screen

Sophie Barkett, Staff Reporter
September 22, 2020
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