Are you born between 1980-2002? If yes, good news! You are a millennial! Unfortunately, you are also known for being entitled, lazy, coddled, overconfident, narcissistic, […]
Category: Opinion
Bake sales – a necessary backbone for extracurriculars
With well over 30 clubs, 20 school sports, school trips, class government, and many other school groups, bake sales have been a proven way to […]
OPINION: Should we reinstate schoolwide midterms?
It’s a curious phenomenon: a certain week every year, it is universally guaranteed that you will find students in libraries and classrooms with their heads […]
OPINION: By land and by sea
There is no doubt that the costs of junior and senior events are exorbitant. Junior Boat Cruise, an extravagant celebration on a cruise ship, harbors […]
OPINION: We need to focus on Fair Trade
Whether we realize it or not, we are constantly challenged to stand up for what we believe in. Some will choose not to eat meat […]
OPINION: Struggling to simply switch
With spring comes course selection for the next school year, which was due on April 1. Depending on what grade students are going into, their […]
OPINION: America’s choice between education and war
President Obama’s new program plans to supply two free years of community college to anyone willing to work for it, and it has caused quite […]
OPINION: Bus over car
When you came to school today, you probably went through your daily routine without any qualms. You packed up your stuff for school and ate […]
OPINION: Too good to be true? America’s College Promise misses the mark
On January 12, Barack Obama unveiled his new plan to make higher education available to anybody “willing to work for it”. The White House recently […]
OPINION: AP History in Oklahoma should remain
Oklahoma State Representative Dan Fisher has pushed bill HB 1380 in order to prevent funds from supporting the AP History program at their high schools, […]