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 from certain countries caused Americans to be more aware of important topics like these. Immigration due to a refugee st...
Republicans’ Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Causes Distress Among Citizens
Abbie Lindblade
January 31, 2018
President Trump signed the new divisive Tax Cuts and Jobs Act into law on December 22nd, 2017. This bill is causing concern to many who are outside of the Republican Party’s conservative viewpoint, specifically, those that are categorized as ‘middle and lower class’ citizens, households ...
Foreign Perspectives on the American President
Sebastian Rodriguez
April 14, 2017
President Donald Trump has had one of the most controversial rises to power in the history of the United States of America. When Trump announced his candidacy for the presidency of the United States on June 16, 2015, some people believed that he would eventually become president. Trump has also had a...
Michigan Native Takes a Seat in the Presidential Cabinet
Sebastian Rodriguez
March 30, 2017
Donald Trump was inaugurated as 45th president of the United States on January 21st, 2017. Every president has a Cabinet, which is a group made up of the vice president and 15 department heads. One of these department heads is a Michigan native. Betsy DeVos was born on January 8, 1958 in Holland, Michi...
The Leader of the Free World Grabs Lady Liberty by the…
March 7, 2017
By Chloe Lupini You keep your eyes locked on your car as you walk through the dimly lit parking lot, keys clenched tightly between your white knuckles. The fear of who might lie in the shadows quickens your pace, adrenaline beating its way through your every step. Taking quick glances over your sh...
Millions March Worldwide for Women
Grace Marshall
February 16, 2017
It started small—a retired attorney floated an idea on her personal facebook page: what if a group of women got together and marched in Washington around Inauguration Day? Her friends helped her create an event page, and that night, 40 women had responded that they’d join her. When she woke up, that...
Letters to the Editor
January 31, 2017
Students reply to Feature: Dear Editor, I read “Two Different Generations, One Passion for Comic Books.” I think it grabbed my attention more because it featured my friend Liam Dalrymple. Normally when I talk with him, he seems like he doesn’t care much about anything. But I feel that after I rea...
Voting Isn’t a Joke- Americans Take their Voting Rights for Granted
Frankie Stevens
December 9, 2016
For decades minorities have fought for the right to vote in America. Thousands of people have been killed and arrested fighting for the right for all citizens no matter the race, gender, or social status to be able to voice their opinions in the elections by voting. Despite the hard work and sacrifices...
