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Continue reading →: Buffalo Bill: A Symbol of the Wild WestBy Zeta Abell Photos courtesy of Britannica Every family is related to a “famous” person in some way, shape, or form, but for my family, we’re related to the infamous Buffalo Bill. History tells us tales of the bison hunter, who earned his nickname from killing hundreds of American Bison…
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Continue reading →: An Alumna Back at her Alma Mater: Ms. Fajardo’s Life as the Newest and Youngest Math TeacherStory by Livia Mohney Photo Courtesy of Kaela Fajardo Growing up, she played softball, tennis, as well as dance, which she still teaches now. During one specific game, at the age of nine years old, when she was pitching, the ball hit her hand and broke it in three different…
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Continue reading →: The CliquesBy Hailey Bland and Addison Bruce Picture this: it’s lunch time, everyone has escaped their previous classes, and scattered to their retinues. We see clusters of students throughout the school or in the line to leave, but if we take a closer look, we will notice that teachers are doing…
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Continue reading →: Too Old To Rock? Never!Jaxson Niemerg Photo courtesy of File: Rolling Stones in Cuba-4601.jpg – Wikimedia Commons Many people may think that retirement is the greatest thing that will happen to them in life. You don’t have nearly as many responsibilities and an endless break of sitting in a retirement home. But that’s not…
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