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Light in a Pandemic

Anna Pipinos, Staff Writer May 23, 2020

“Big or small, celebrity or common, there are several inspiring stories of how the community is coming together to support each other. I felt like I had to do something. I had to do my share of it. Every...

New Year, New Library

Morgan McCormack, Staff Writer May 23, 2020

You walk into the library on the first day of school and what you see is nothing familiar. You’ll see a mixture of high and low tables surrounding bookshelves in the center of the room. You’ll see...

Lesson from Remote Learning

Anjali Pullabhotla, Opinions Editor April 25, 2020

Broken routines. Missed extracurriculars. Virtual graduation. For students across the country, the coronavirus has seemingly destroyed all semblance of normalcy. Most noticeably, the hallmark of high school,...

Tall Tales of COVID-19

Morgan McCormack, Staff Writer April 23, 2020

People’s lives have changed in drastic ways because of this virus that has swept the world. However, the rumors about the virus seem to be spreading faster than the virus itself. These rumors are a response...

Millard Pandemic Support

Lily Taylor, Sports Editor April 23, 2020

  Lights turned off, signs across doors, websites shut down, phone calls directed straight to voicemail. Amidst the recent COVID-19 outbreak, businesses all around Omaha have closed their doors to the...

Edge of their Comfort Zones

Isa Luzarraga, Lifestyle Editor April 23, 2020

During the last week in March, senior foreign exchange students Giorgia Spicciarelli and Lina Gaucke arrived at Eppley Airfield, completely unprepared to leave their home they had known for over a year....

Faraway Friends

Edge of Their Comfort Zones

Isa Luzarraga, Lifestyle Editor April 20, 2020

During the last week in March, senior foreign exchange students Giorgia Spicciarelli and Lina Gaucke arrived at Eppley Airfield, completely unprepared to leave their home they had known for over a year....

‘Outsourced’ to Harvard

Rylie Mendez, Staff Writer March 23, 2020

When they announced his name, the sound was deafening. Hundreds of people stood to clap, and seven MN students roared in support as he walked onto the Sander’s Theater stage. Junior Pranay Mathur laughed...

Bond Issue Bottom Line

Delano Lockhart, Copy Editor March 23, 2020

Failed heating systems, rusted exterior walls, outdated lighting, safety and security issues are all realities facing Millard Public Schools as they enter the new decade. A $125 million bond was proposed...

A Tale of Trades

Sireen Abayazid, Online Editor March 23, 2020

According to Professors Harry Holzer and Robert Lerman, “middle-skill” jobs make up roughly half of America’s employment. Our district has taken special steps to advance education that enables students...

Dont Panic

‘Don’t Panic’

Molly Murch, Co-Editor-in-Chief March 23, 2020

“Don’t panic.” Infectious disease experts from The University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) and Nebraska Medicine emphasized this message in their Jan. 21 press conference regarding COVID-19,...

Highlighting Help Hotline

Shruti Chada, Staff Writer February 11, 2020

  The suicide awareness seminar is an event that happens every year. People walk into their MT and gain important knowledge about mental illnesses and the effect that they can have on people....

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