Emily Cosio, Staff Reporter
May 26, 2017
Filed under Opinions
It is orientation day, an exciting time for incoming students to learn about new classes, electives, and the suitable level of class to take: standard, honors or AP.
But nowhere in the same old presentation does the school mention dual-enrollment classes. There should not be rising juniors or seniors who were never told about dual-enrollment, but there are. The school is so passionate about AP classes that dual-enrollment gets pushed to the side.
According to CollegeB...
Diego Sultan, Staff Reporter
April 24, 2017
Filed under Columns, Editorials, Opinions, Reviews
We’re nearing the end of the school year, and this will be the final version of this column. Even with this column ending, the idea of finding and loving new, but hidden music will always have its place in this world. The internet will always have a place for people who want to share new music.
Boom-Bap revivalist
Your Old Droog- Packs
Your Old Droog is a rapper from New York who initially blew up when people thought he was legendary rapper Nas. And that mistake...
Katarina Harrison, Staff Reporter
April 7, 2017
Filed under Editorials, Opinions
When students sign up for electives, they are faced with countless choices. From music to art, from cooking to acting, electives provide a valuable opportunity for students to choose what they want to learn, but as the pressure of college application gets continually higher and increased requirements make a higher GPA a necessity, they have transformed from an entertaining break from core school subjects into just another way to ensure that one student’s transcript exce...
