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Graduation Get-Togethers

Mahika Kanchanam, Opinions Editor July 30, 2023

Walking the Millard North halls for the first time as freshmen, students feel like they’re entering a new world. Looking forward to the next four years, these freshmen continue to find new interests,...

Founding Figures

Olivia Torrez, Co-Editor-in-Chief May 8, 2023

The door to the shop creaked open, a woman peeking her head out to make sure no one else was around before sneaking three men into the back parlor. In hushed tones the men showed her a design: 13 red and...

Practicing Patriotism

Amina Hussain, Staff Writer May 8, 2023

Americanism or American Patriotism means something different to all of us and it is a characteristic that is shown in American high schools. To some it is loving your country in school by standing for...

A Stand or A Seat

Teagan Lynch, Opinions Editor May 8, 2023

Since I was in preschool, before I even knew the meaning of what I was doing, I stood up, placed a hand on my heart, and recited the Pledge of Allegiance. The words will forever be ingrained in my mind.  In...

Snooping Social Media

Adithi Deeduvanu, Staff Writer February 14, 2023

BeReal, TikTok, and Snapchat are all names that sound familiar. They are all apps that are part of recent trends and have been popular for varying amounts of time. However, what may sound less familiar...

Oversharing Online

Mahika Kanchanam, In-Depth Editor February 14, 2023

In our rapidly evolving world today, technology becomes easier and easier to use, and posts can go up with a single click. With easy accessibility to posting, it doesn’t take much to fall into a habit...

POV: Parents vs. Privacy

Callie Menke, Staff Writer February 8, 2023

7 hours and 22 minutes. This is the average screen time of teens ages 13-18 in the United States, according to ABC news. Of those 7 hours and 22 minutes, every single second is accounted for and traceable...

Take a Bite out of Hunger

Uzin Shrestha, Staff Writer January 6, 2023

For most people, food is a source of joy. We eat when we are happy, during celebrations and we cook the food we enjoy for the people we love. However, many individuals do not have the privilege of enjoying...

‘It Saves Them, in a Way’

Teagan Lynch, Opinion Editor January 6, 2023

You are bent over your desk in class, struggling to focus, and your stomach growls loudly as you wonder whether or not there will be food on your table tonight.  This is the reality of a student- part...

Serving for the School

Amina Hussain, Staff Writer January 6, 2023

According to the Nebraska Legislation, 16.7% of children in Nebraska are Food Insecure. That is about 80,000 children. These children lack consistent food and generally have to sacrifice something in order...

Social Media Self-Discovery

Emily Schmucker, Staff Writer November 7, 2022

Social media. For most people, these two words evoke a variety of emotions, questions, and concerns. As the years progress, social media has become more and more influential in our everyday lives. Whether...

Tackling Peer Pressure

Amina Hussain, Staff Writer November 4, 2022

According to the National Library of Medicine, 85% of high schoolers have felt peer pressure. 80% of teens began smoking due to peer influence and 75% have tried alcohol due to it. Peer pressure is the...

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