Say goodbye to your Cheetos and Zebra Cakes. Any food sold by the school that is considered to be a side dish or snack cannot contain more than 200 calories.
Starting July 1, the USDA’s updated standard...
When a freshman makes varsity, people notice. When freshman twins make varsity, people talk. But when freshman twins and their older sister make varsity, well, that could only mean we are talking about...
In order to draw attention to people with different social identities and fight oppression, senior Risa Moorehead attends several Social Justice clubs both in and out of school.
“I’m in a lot of...
The Family and Consumer Science club traveled to Chicago on Sunday, April 13. For three days, the students learned about the influences of fashion in the city.
There were eighteen students across the...
Despite the rigorous physical requirements and strict time commitments, sophomore Sarah Burnham discovered her passion for rowing in the fall of her freshman year.
“This is the first sport I’ve...
Three years after Varvara Taranda was killed in an ATV accident during the summer after her freshman year, the senior class has decided to honor her memory by creating an art piece inspired by her poetry.
“I...
With graduation on May 17, senior Carolyn Rourke has decided to defer going to college for a year. Instead, Rourke will be participating in a ten-month volunteer trip to Bali and Peru.
“I’ve always...
With plans of becoming a professional actor, senior Dakota Payne is forgoing a four-year university to pursue his dreams.
“Acting is the ultimate freedom’ you can step outside of your own reality...
Making newcomers feel welcome and bringing the current members closer together, junior Joe Guccione is the glue of the theatre department.
“I really like theatre because it's really fun to put yourself...
