The potential TikTok ban leaves students with mixed feelings

Kaitlyn Albertson, Staff Writer • January 17, 2025

With the looming Jan. 19 deadline, TikTok’s future in the United States remains uncertain. The U.S. Supreme Court is discussing a law that mandates ByteDance, TikTok’s Chinese parent company, to...

Republican victories lead to mixed feelings about the United States’ political future

Nolan Kiplinger, Chief Copy Editor • November 18, 2024

As the polls began closing on Nov. 5, people gathered around televisions, computers, phones and radios, anxiously anticipating the results of the 2024 general election. State by state, electoral votes...

Donald Trump’s Michigan appearances show why organization and planning is essential

Elliott Anderson, Feature Editor • November 7, 2024

On Saturday, Oct. 26, president-elect Donald Trump held a rally in Novi, a Michigan city that is part of the greater Detroit area. The campaign hoped to raise support in a key area of the swing state,...

Immigration laws create a harsh reality of chasing the “American Dream” for undocumented families

Edward Aguilar, Graphics Editor • October 17, 2024

Due to the sensitivity of the topic and fear of deportation, all names have been redacted. All references to “Antonio” indicate an anonymous Loy Norrix parent. “In Mexico you can’t do...

It has truth in the name!

Catie Frink, Guest artist • March 20, 2023

A Historical Impeachment: What is it and how is it going to work?

Hannah Locke, Editor in Chief • January 21, 2021

Only three presidents have ever been impeached since the U.S. Constitution was ratified in 1787. All three, Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton, and Donald Trump, were acquitted and able to continue serving their...

Students support the worldwide move to end daylight saving time

Melissa Preston, Chief Copy Editor • January 19, 2021

The first Sunday in November has made our internal clocks skip backward for years. You wake up feeling like you slept in, but the clock reads an hour earlier than you thought. Then you start the long process...

Another election, another reason to dissolve the Electoral College

December 12, 2020

As election season comes and goes, a bitter taste is left in the mouths of many Americans. Aside from the particularly nasty political climate this time around, a lingering issue plagued this election...

A break down of the 2020 presidential election

Sophie Grover, Arts and Entertainment Editor • December 7, 2020

2020 has been one crazy year, from a global pandemic to one of the biggest presidential elections in history. Between voter fraud claims and lawsuits filed by the Trump administration, this election has...

Loy Norrix students and government teacher weigh in on the Impeachment process

Lily Stickley and Jeanie Gould-McElhone • January 17, 2020

Immigration Despite Discrimination

Sonata Davis • June 3, 2018

The inauguration of President Trump brought more than a new face into office, primarily an agenda that involved a crack-down on immigration. His plan to cut down DACA and restrictions on participants...