Swim team members work unbelievably hard with daily morning practices from 6 to 7 A.M, and then again, after school from 2:45 to 5:15 P.M.
Current and Former Loy Norrix Police Officers Give Back to the Community they Serve for the Holidays
Christmastime revolves around children. Ask any parent, the magic, excitement and gifts that accompany the holiday is really all for the kids. But for many
High School Love Can Be A Strain or A Delight
Love makes the world-go-round. Yes, this is the phrase everyone with love goggles on swears by, but perhaps high schoolers shouldn’t shout it out. Many
Being Single Doesn’t Mean you Have To Mingle
As high school students, relationships are a part of our life despite our feelings about them. From seeing these romantic relationships in movies and in
Mainstream Media Has Become Too Politically Extreme
The media, often referred to as the “watchdog of democracy,” is a major part of citizens’ lives, responsible for informing the masses and protecting our
We Need to Abolish the Mandate to Say the Pledge in Schools
It’s early in the morning. You and your first grade classmates are standing by your desks, or perhaps in circle formation around an American
