Molly Glus, Lifestyle Section Editor
• May 7, 2018
On an average weekend, a car-crash is responsible for the death of one teen every hour. In over 45 percent of those crashes, alcohol is involved. That statistic is one that should never have to be seen.
The...
Think of the most dangerous breed of dog. It’s a Pit Bull, right? Wrong.
They are anything but. Pit Bulls are not the problem, people are.
Dogs are bred and raised by humans; they need to be...
Students around the United States are being forced to cram their minds with formulas and tricks to do their best on standardized tests while many will never use those skills again. Many schools across...
Anna Levin, HHS Kiss and Tell Co-Editor
• April 25, 2018
By definition, evolution is the change of one's genetics over a period of time. Since every species’ genetics have changed, they themselves have evolved. Yet, schools have been avoiding teaching evolution...
Headline after headline, a new tragedy involving gun violence is broadcasted. Thousands of innocent lives have been lost, but somehow, it is still not enough devastation for our government to make a change....
As a teenager, the only consistent thing in my life is being told that texting is rotting my brain. But the truth is, texting is beneficial for cognitive function and language development.
Texting...
As it is done commonly with sports teams, school theater programs must make cuts when it comes to the cast of a musical or play. Allowing someone to be a part of a group or team just because they auditioned...
Cheerleading has many different variations, similar to any activity. But the debate of whether or not it is a sport has been ongoing since the beginning.
Competitive cheerleading is its own branch of...
Not only should college athletes not be paid to attend college, but paying them would deter from the spirit of the game, educational opportunities, and academic experiences.
Playing a sport is not a...
It has been over a decade since the United States has entered Iraq, and there is still no clear winner.
Fifteen years ago on March 20, 2002, U.S. troops invaded Iraq in the aftermath of 9/11 terrorist...
The moral injustice and national disgrace regarding Americans’ legal ability to purchase killing machines leaves our country broken and crying out for a change. How many lives have to be taken in order...
Sam Allery, Sports Section Editor
• March 19, 2018
Cheating is going unpunished.
Barry Bonds defined the steroid era. As one of the premier players in the 90s and early 2000s, Bonds became an icon for all baseball fans and players. Little did they know...
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