Opinion
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Letter to the Editors: June 1, 2018
The June 1, 2018, article titled “Impractical expenses make the IB mission an empty promise,” states, “the so-called ‘challenging programmes’ and ‘rigorous assessments’ are tedious...
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Find the drive to get your license
Procrastination isn’t an action; it is a lifestyle. Students with heavy schedules find any excuse imaginable to put off an assignment or project, and in...
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We need to pop our political bubbles
So frequently, we find ourselves caught up in our own little world, or bubble. We surround ourselves with things that we enjoy, activities that entertain...
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Impractical expenses make the IB mission an empty promise
“The International Baccalaureate® aims to develop inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people who help to create a better and more peaceful world through intercultural understanding...
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Whip out the ‘ol trusty, portable bathtub
“Whenever you’re feeling anxious, just take a warm bath.” I cannot tell you how many people have told me this. Even in psychology when we...
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Civil disobedience is a student right
We are taught to praise those that commit acts of civil disobedience: Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr., Henry David Thoreau. But when students at our...
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The pursuit of (some) happiness
One year ago I had a dream so gruesome that I remember every detail to this day. I don’t remember many of my dreams, but...
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Teachers deserve better treatment
After years of mistreating teachers, the government has the audacity to be surprised when they demand better conditions. If we expect our student body to...
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Fortnite appears promising
If you are a gamer, you are probably familiar with Fortnite, the most recent and one of the most popular free to play games.. Fortnite...
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Robotics Club Suffering from Low Funding
There is a painfully obvious disparity between some of the school robotics teams in our county in terms quality of education, funding and its prevalence...
