Student News and Views of Theodore Roosevelt High School
$14,107,002,927,201. The national debt at the beginning of the process of writing this story on Feb. 3 at 12:51 p.m., hits this amount. Watching the U.S. National Debt Clock: Real Time, anyone can see the deficit climb at an unbelievable rate. This clock breaks down exactly where the money being lost comes from, while also showing the areas that are […]
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Every year the President of the United States is required to address the Congress and report on the state of the country. Through this speech, the President has the ability to set the agenda in Congress for the coming year by hitting on the key points of what he or she wants to change in the countries government and policies. […]
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Standing on the sidelines of the playoff cinching game, yearbook photographers are seen dashing in between players, dancers, cheerleaders, band, and JROTC members attempting to catch every moment on film. Yearbook conventions, early morning meetings, and hours of shifting through pictures make up a yearbook staff members year. “I like working on the yearbook because I […]
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During the week of Oct. 4 through Oct. 8, the school found itself in a mayhem as the realization hit that all of the toilet paper in the school had been depleted. Along with the lack of this necessity the AS bathrooms found themselves bare of hand soap. The lack of these toiletry items, and necessary products brings […]
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