Students can have fun while staying home
Audreanna Dunton, Assistant Business Manager
June 11, 2020
It is nearing the end of March, you’re leaving school after finishing up your second-trimester final exams. You feel a heavy weight lifted off of your shoulders as it’s a half-day and you get to go home and relax after weeks of hard work and studying. Little did you know, though, that you would no...
The Divided Methodist Church: The denomination set to split in two
Riley Dominianni, Feature Editor
March 12, 2020
Following years of conflict over LGBTQ clergy and same-sex marriage, the world’s third largest denomination of Christianity has finally decided to split in two. The United Methodist Church is a worldwide Protestant denomination based in the United States that has been around since the late 1960s. ...
Loy Norrix students should be allowed to enter the school more efficiently
Lily Stickley, Feature Editor
March 11, 2020
It is 7:28 a.m., and you just pull into the Loy Norrix High School parking lot: you are running late. You get to the tower at 7:30, and your class is in the D-wing, so usually you would go through the left door. Wrong, you’re a junior, so you have to go through the right door, to the K-wing. Now...
Don’t catch senioritis
Jeanie Gould-McElhone, Arts and Entertainment Editor
March 10, 2020
The finish line is in sight! As graduation approaches, a “condition” referred to as senioritis is beginning to hit the class of 2020. It’s hard to stay focused and motivated in school, especially as college acceptance letters start rolling in. Senioritis is a decline of motivation and effort by ...
KAMSC students work hard on their cell projects for biology class: Freshmen create analogies of an animal or plant cell.
Allie Fried, Guest Writer
February 29, 2020
Walking down Alshehri Alley, you will see lights, glue, and lots of poster boards. Students walk around the tables on the speckled tile floor, admiring the hard work of the KAMSC freshmen. On Friday, January 31, KAMSC freshmen brought in their cell projects that they had been working on at home f...
Tea Club gives students a break from academics
Brandi-Rose Phiri, Business Manager
February 1, 2020
Walking into Tea Club and being welcomed with a smile always makes the long day you had at school better. After you get a cup of relaxing tea and snacks, you’re ready to put the day behind you and sit down to have light and calm conversation with people that share similar interests. Tea Club focuses ...
Community comes together to feed the hungry for the 2019 Holiday Food Drive
Elliot Russell, Editor-in-Chief
January 28, 2020
Another holiday season means another food drive. Each year, students and faculty at the school get in the holiday spirit by donating non-perishable food to underprivileged families in our community. This time around, contributors brought the goods. A total of 7,001 items of food were brought in this...
