What not to do over Spring Break
Devery Jakubos and Charlie Petersen
March 23, 2016
Spring Break 2k16 is right around the corner.
Tips to help you thrift
Kyra Moen, Opinion Editor
March 10, 2016
There are some brands that can make people cry when they look at the price tag in their respective stores. If this sounds like you, thrift shopping could be your savior.
Pro vs. Con: Valentine’s Day
Bennett Halek and Michael Gottschalk
February 24, 2016
Valentine's Day: lighthearted day of love or annoying day of chalky candy hearts?
Poehler and Fey: sister dream team
Kathleen Isenegger, Opinion Editor
February 23, 2016
Sisters is the perfect combination of pee-your-pants comedy and heartwarming moments of true-to-life sisterly love.
New midterm schedule adds to senior stress
Aubrey Klein, Staff Writer
January 20, 2016
Change can be a good thing, but in this case it does not seem to be comforting many students.
Bring it back now: A look at 100 years ago, while facing the future
Kyra Moen, Opinion Editor
January 19, 2016
If we look back a hundred years to 1916, we can see what the people of the world accomplished then and feel inspired now due to how far mankind has come and how much further we can go.
New year, new me
Kaylee Hamilton, InDesign Editor
January 8, 2016
According to an article on Forbes.com, only 8% of those who set their new year's resolutions actually achieve them. We should not give up on our dreams and ambitions only a few days into the year. Start your goals off small and set a deadline.
2016 predictions: the year of satire
Kira Cleer and Ben Wood
December 15, 2015
Ben Wood and Kira Cleer’s satirical predictions for 2016. Who knows what could happen?
Starbucks, stop trying to eat Christmas!
Kathleen Isenegger and Alex Adle
December 15, 2015
The Starbucks controversy is just one example of a much larger issue: the debate between wishing people a “Merry Christmas”, or the more politically-correct “Happy Holidays.”
When am I going to use this in real life?
Kyra Moen, Co-Opinion editor
December 10, 2015
You’re sitting in a cheap, wobbly, plastic chair under the harsh fluorescent lights that not only serve as illumination, but also as a reminder of the scarcity of windows in the bland prison you find yourself confined in several hours a day.
Kobe Bryant’s career comes to a close
Bennett Halek, Staff Writer
December 9, 2015
20 years ago a young rookie named Kobe Bryant made his NBA debut as an LA Laker in a game he scored only a low six points. Fast forward 10 years and Bryant dropped his legendary 81 points in a single game against the Toronto Raptors.
Guns and gun laws
Lindsay Barnett, Staff Writer
November 29, 2015
A constant battle exists in the United States on whether or not guns should be pulled from the shelves or be as readily available as they are. As a gun ends the life of one and saves the life of another, what should be done to maintain a more secure country?
