Arts & Entertainment

👏 Meme 👏 review: decade edition

January 16, 2020

This decade has been full of change internationally, from the legalization of LGBT marriage in the US to New Zealand’s revolutionary gun laws. However, one consistency the decade has kept is its wonderful memes that kept us laughing through thick and thin.

LED lights become the new trend

Tala Kamil

January 3, 2020

Fashion

by Tala Kamil | staff writer LED lights are growing in popularity ever since famous TikTok stars have started showing them in their videos. Nick Holonyak had first invented LED lights back in 1962; but re...

2019 Christmas Gift Guide

Lauryn Hughes

December 17, 2019

Arts & Entertainment

When Christmas time rolls in so does the impending thoughts of giving gifts to friends and family. But what happens if there are no ideas of what to give? The newspaper staff put together some ideas for everyone on your gift list.

Debate countinues between console and PC gaming

Joseph Sweeney

December 16, 2019

Arts & Entertainment

With the everlasting debate between the two largest breeds of gaming platforms, Johnson students express their opinions on the best platform in terms of affordability, availability, and quality.

Preview on the Airpods Pro

Tala Kamil

December 9, 2019

Arts & Entertainment

Recently, Apple released the AirPods Pro. They are one of the only in-ear headphones with active noise cancellation blocking out the world so you can only focus on what you’re listening to. They feature an expanded mesh mic port that improves call clarity.

Internet crazes over new Gen Z phrase

Lauryn Chavez

December 5, 2019

Arts & Entertainment, News, Social Media

As the internet craze “ok boomer” erupts into twitter arguments and news articles discrediting the meme, sophomore Nysha Makani expresses that the term is so popularized because of the many different viewpoints generation z and the baby boomers have, which are highlighted by the media.

What do students think about Instagram hiding likes?

David Kent

November 20, 2019

Arts & Entertainment, Social Media

Starting this week, Instagram will begin to hide people’s likes in the US. Senior Liberty Vela feels that this new change will not so much impact her, as it will impact those who center their lives around followers and likes.