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Proactive platforms

Mahika Kanchanam, Staff Writer February 7, 2021

Everyone has their highs and their lows throughout their life. At our lows the connections we have and make with others can help us get through hard times. Author and social media strategist, Anne-Sophie...

Media’s misinformation bubble

Isa Luzarraga, Editor-in-Cheif February 7, 2021

Obsessively refreshing their Twitter feeds, Americans scanned their screens for more than four days after the presidential election. Following the announcement of former Vice President Joe Biden’s projected...

Psychology of reminiscing

Deeksha Shridher, Staff Writer February 5, 2021

  Even though students have spent much of this past year bored at home, it isn’t difficult  for us to feel a little homesick. Whether it’s watching decade-old Disney movies, snacking away...

Nostalgic for normalcy

Ever Loveridge , Staff Writer February 5, 2021

The song “The House that Built Me” by Miranda Lambert is a popular country song that causes the listener to reminisce on tender memories of  their childhood. In this song, she remembers the places,...

Through rose-tinted glasses

Cooper Piercy, Staff Writer February 5, 2021

Road work ahead. Say that phrase to anyone over the age of 25, and they may correlate it with the orange, diamond shaped sign that bears those exact words.  However, say those three words to anyone...

From tweet to street

From tweet to street

Sidney Anderson, Opinions Editor October 10, 2020

3.8 billion. It’s hard to imagine that half of the world’s population is affected by Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Nothing else touches that many people globally.  On May 25, George Floyd’s...

Committing to change

Lily Taylor, Sports Editor October 10, 2020

As a district, MPS guarantees each student will demonstrate character, knowledge, and skills required to succeed. While education-wise students are prepared for success in college, when confronted with...

Diversifying Narratives

Diversifying Narratives

Sneha Selvaraj, Staff Writer October 10, 2020

When sophomore Sarah Qaud heard the topic of Islam being brought up in her AP Human Geography class, she braced herself, ready to hear the stereotypes she faced so often. She was instead surprised to hear...

A Cath-art-ic Experience

Shruti Chada, Staff Writer March 23, 2020

Walking into the passageway is like looking into an aesthetic pinterest board. The twinkling fairy lights, plants draped all along the railings, and skylight all contribute to the image. Art galleries...

Phenomenal Film

Anjali Pullabhotla, Opinions Editor March 23, 2020

Explosions, car chases, and James Cameron’s blue aliens (or aliens, in general). These elements, perfected with special effects, are the basic recipe for every typical blockbuster hit, from Avengers:...

Over the Omaha Metro

February 12, 2020

The following map illustrates the location of eight Omaha metro high schools and the corresponding minority enrollment and economic disadvantage for each. MN falls into the middle for both measures; however,...

Leveling Inequality

Lucy Tu, Co-Editor-in-Chief February 12, 2020

Staring at the strawberry Smucker’s Uncrustable in his hand, Ademar Sanderson wondered where his next dinner would come from. At 7:30 p.m. on a Saturday, Sanderson sat at his kitchen table, holding...

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