Cooking cracks mainstream

Sara Levine
Features Editor
When walking into the local Walmart, it’s hard not to notice the pre-cut vegetable aisles, pre-made dinner refrigerators, and even large fast food chains within the superstore. Because made-to-go-food is accessible to us at all hours of the day, many choose to eat these convenient and easy meals.

History in the halls

Jack Ludtke
Reporter

Although our school has always tried to make its hallways unique and educational, this year we have taken this mission to a whole new level. Starting this year, the history department has started hanging several anonymously donated antique World War I era posters.

Teacher’s Travels

Lizzy Burke
Reporter
Although you may not know it, many members of our school’s teaching staff have traveled to quite interesting places, crossing the globe and acquiring endless knowledge that they bring back to the students.

The Hidden Lives of Teachers

Taylor du Pont & Sara Levine
Associate Multimedia Editor & Features Editor

A young man is soaked with sweat as he prepares for his encore performance with his college band in the city of rock. It’s a Saturday night and the previous nights without sleep are noticeable by his wild, untamed hair and heavy bags under his eyes. As he gets on stage, the young man begins to nod his head as he strums the opening chords of The Doors’ “Peace Frog.”

Overdose on dependence

Lizzy Burke
Reporter

How many times have you felt that nagging headache and reached for the cabinet to grab some Advil instinctively? Self medication is recognized as the use of drugs to treat untreated and often undiagnosed ailments.

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