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The Back-Up Plan

Abbey Kegley, Staff Writer May 14, 2018

There’s a popular saying nowadays: “those that can’t do, teach.” This phrase in the most basic sense means that when people aren’t very good at what they do, they teach it rather than pursue...

This Wasn’t Like High School Musical

Sierra Lancaster, Entertainment Editor May 14, 2018

As a Mustang Mentor, I preface the beginning of each year for my freshman with this inspiring quote: “Contrary to popular belief, high school is not the best time of your life.” The kiddos sit there,...

Violent Games

Liz Nelson, News Editor May 10, 2018

In today’s modern society, violence is attributed to an array of issues, such as a rough upbringing, a feeling of entitlement and cycles of abuse. Another argument correlated with rogue personalities Although...

College Cuts

Peytan Schulte, Sports Editor May 10, 2018

Imagine signing your letter of intent, planning your future around one college, and preparing to play the sport you love for four more years, only to have the dream, turned plan, ripped from your hands...

Age: Just a Number

Peytan Schulte, Sports Editor May 10, 2018

You can legally drive a car at age 16. You can see a rated R movie at age 17. The legal age to vote is 18. Children in Nebraska are considered to be adults at age 19, but at what age does a kid’s opinion...

Autism Speaks But Not For Me

O'Bryen Edwards, Staff Writer May 10, 2018

April is Autism Acceptance Month, and with it comes a flood of people tweeting #lightitupblue without an actual understanding of where it came from and why it is problematic. The hashtag “lightitupblue”...

The Education of Separation

Megan Joyce, Staff Writer May 10, 2018

If you grew up in Millard, the idea of clear backpacks and metal detectors probably sounds more like a prison than a school. But for millions of high school students living in Chicago and in several other...

Vows of Silence

Lucy Tu, Opinions Editor May 10, 2018

“For better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, till death do us part.” These vows of marriage are some of the most sacred to any person. They are...

Today’s Decisions, Tomorrows World

Adrian Enzastiga, Staff Writer May 10, 2018

In a world not far from now, all fossil fuels will be gone. The population has finally resorted to a complete reliance on clean energy, but even with windmills and solar panels covering every inch of open...

The universal laws of a high school classroom

Aanya Agarwal, Staff Writer March 13, 2018

As I sit in class while my teacher drones on about Newtonian physics, my mind wanders from the lesson at hand to life’s biggest questions. What is life? What has been the defining trait of my (admittedly...

Time’s up on white feminism

Abbey Kegley, Staff Writer February 22, 2018

Feminism is defined as the advocacy of women’s rights on the basis of the equality of the sexes. Feminist movements throughout history have come in “waves,” each advocating for more modern and timely...

Global affairs: the deliverance of indifference

February 22, 2018

Ten seconds are left on the clock. The game show host pulls out a shiny card and asks the final question for the ultimate prize: “What are the names of the five Simpson family members?” Instantly,...

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