Senior parent creates community for graduating seniors via social media Lauren Loveless May 11, 2020 Features Disappointed that senior year is coming to an unfortunate end, students nationwide are having to find creative ways to celebrate their high school career. However, feeling that seniors should not be alone in this frustration, Lea Le Canu, mother of senior Riley Robinson, has lent in a helpful hand by spreading awareness on social media platforms.
After Covid-19, what will change? David Kent May 7, 2020 Covid-19, Features by David Kent | staff writer Senior year is supposed to be the best year of high school, marking the entry into college and adulthood. However, instead of being able to enjoy her last year of high school, se...
2020 election takes backseat as COVID-19 spreads Elly Beauchamp May 7, 2020 Covid-19, Features Elly Beauchamp | editor in chief This Wednesday, Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders dropped out of the race for the Democratic nomination against former Vice President, Joe Biden. The suspension of his campaign came suddenly, but he said in a ...
Making the most of unlimited free time in quarantine Emma Fischer April 16, 2020 Arts & Entertainment, Covid-19, Features With too much time on their hands, students have explored hobbies and learned even more.
Fears of draft arise after assassination of Qassem Soleimani Sebastian Lucumi January 21, 2020 Features After the Pentagon killed Iranian Major General Qassem Soleimani in a confirmed airstrike, many are worried about a draft being set in place over the potential for war in Iran.
A penny for your thoughts Emma Fischer January 17, 2020 featured, Features Senior Bryce Shuster worked on five major holidays; New Years Eve, New Years day, Christmas Day, Christmas Eve and Thanksgiving to accumulate, money for his checking account.
Tensions rise between the U.S and Iran David Kent January 10, 2020 featured, Features Jan. 3 marked the beginning of tensions between the United States and Iran reaching a ‘boiling point’ after a US drone killed Iranian major general Qasem Soleimani at Baghdad International Airport, Baghdad, Iraq.
Weighted GPA may not be the way to go Emma Fischer December 2, 2019 featured, Features Emma Kern, a freshman Smithson Valley student, piles herself with Pre-AP classes because of the multiplier. But, when she compares her GPA with NEISD students, she realizes that the higher multiplier gives advantages that may not be fair.
Impeachment hearings underway, what comes next? JAG STUDENT MEDIA November 20, 2019 Community News, Features, News Nov. 15 marked one of the first impeachment hearings regarding the July 25 Ukrainian call. Ever since the democratic Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, declared an impeachment investigation, President Donald Trump has been calling it a “witch hunt.”
Day of the Dead comes to life in SA JAG STUDENT MEDIA October 29, 2019 featured, Features, photo spot The weekend of Oct. 28 marks Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead.
