Counterpoint: Is it worth the risk?
Jalyn Knight, Staff Reporter
May 4, 2020
Senior year is undoubtedly the most memorable year of a person’s life. When asking someone about high school, more often than not, senior year is the time recalled. Though, for the class of 2020, their memory of senior year is going to be much different than everyone else. Instead of pretty Prom...
College athlete compensation
Ryne Edmondson, Staff Writer
May 20, 2014
The main question plaguing college athletics today is where the boundary between receiving earned money and being given free money is. It’s a very grey topic to discuss, and many conflicting arguments are involved in the discussion. It would be hard to miss the presence of the National Collegiate...
Point/Counterpoint: Should college athletes get paid to play?
Emma Fernandez, Staff Writer
May 20, 2014
Many college athletes argue that they should get paid because their dedication to the sport consumes any time they could spend working. However, the money that employed students and non-athletes receive from their paycheck typically goes towards college expenses like meal plans, tuition, room...
College: smaller schools benefit with sense of community
Lani Dekker, Features Editor
May 22, 2013
High school is quickly coming to a close for seniors this year. The hustle and bustle of graduation, college scouting and finishing last minute applications has had some students thinking “where do I want to go?” When picking colleges, something one should keep in mind the size of the school. Many ...
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