by Hanna Houck
Ask students how they feel about being at school on the first day and you will get many different answers. Some are excited to see the friends they haven’t seen all summer, some are dreading it and just want to go home and watch Netflix, and others are nervous.
When asked what his favorite […]
by Becky Brown
“Va·ca·tion: a period of time that a person spends away from home, school, or business usually in order to relax or travel”
Webster’s dictionary may have their own definition, but when you think of the word vacation, the first thing to pop into your head should be Bethany Beach. When planning a summer vacation […]
by Isabella Reese Today, the topic of racism, police militarization and brutality, as well as our own justice system are on the forefront of many American’s minds. The problem discussed in recent weeks by many who have internet access is the murder of 18 year old black teenager Michael Brown on August 9th. […]
Read Moreby Miranda Secula
Movies are a way to inspire people and keep the arts going. The movie Dead Poets Society changed my life. Robin Williams’ character in that movie made me decide on my career path. Not only have movies affected me, but they’ve affected other people as well.
“Oh yes, the past can hurt. But you […]
by Morgan Mulgrew
Over the summer I visited my grandparents in Illinois. While visiting the Navy Pier I was treated to an early practice of the Chicago Air and Water show on the 14th of August.
August 17th masses of people gathered around the Michigan lakefront to witness the US Navy Blue Angels. Due to the unfortunate […]