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April 30, 2020

Our parents grew up in a whole different generation than us. That makes it seem like the way we’re growing up is so much different than when they were...

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April 30, 2020

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News

NASA Announces Plans for 2024 Moon Landing
Daniel Brinkmeyer, Reporter | May 30, 2019
Tornado Season is Coming
Dana Labart, Reporter | May 29, 2019
Decisions, Decisions, Decisions…
Daniel Brinkmeyer, Reporter | May 29, 2019
Flash Flood Warning Issued for 5/21/19
Haylee Harrell, Reporter | May 21, 2019
Park Hill Theatre Takes Center Stage with 25 Nominations
Jesse Berlin and Anna Turnbull | May 3, 2019
Calculating the Odds of Victory
Anna Turnbull, Editor-In-Chief | April 22, 2019
A+ College of the Week
Dana Labart, Reporter | March 14, 2019
A Night to Remember
Haylee Harrell, Reporter | March 13, 2019
After the Curtain Falls
Dana Labart, Reporter | March 11, 2019
Say No More: Save the Shore
Madison Roberts, Editor-In-Chief | March 7, 2019

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Feature

Then VS Now: The School Files

Jordan West, Reporter
April 30, 2020

Our parents grew up in a whole different generation than us. That makes it seem like the way we’re growing up is so much different than when they were growing up. But, is it really that much different? “Technology is definitely dominant, especially in this generation, but I feel like we are too dependent on it,” said Cameron Harrell, sophomore. “It has improved our lives significantly but at the same time it has made us very socially distant.” A...

First Responders: The Intricacies of the Front Lines

Haylee Harrell, Editor in Chief
April 30, 2020

As the global pandemic of COVID-19 continues to spread, an outcry of support for first responders and essential workers has erupted all over social media platforms. Posts featuring hashtags such as #FirstResponder, #ThinGoldLine, #ThankYou911 and #EssentialWorkers are trending on Twitter. While obvious support for these workers during this uncertain time is being shown, the implications COVID-19 has is relatively unknown to the general public. “I'm...

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