José Valdivia, Op-Ed Editor
October 22, 2018
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Bodies pressed together, the smell of putrid sweat in the air, hardly any space to inhale: this was the common sight of SVHS’ Homecoming at the Boys and Girls Club (BGC) last year.
Leadership student Kaishalee Baez, seni...
Ava Rognlien & Jackson Zyskowski, Print Editor & Op-Ed Writer
October 22, 2018
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As the spooky month of October creeps in, many teens undergo childhood flashbacks of trick or treating, dressing up, and school festivities. However, once you come to high school, Halloween becomes taboo and infrequently celebrat...
Delaney Ohman & Ava Rognlien, Op/Ed Writer & Print Editor
October 22, 2018
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To those people who say, “I like to stay out of politics”: this article is for you. Our democratic republic runs on politics—the cost of groceries, your health care, retirement finds, education. These are all surrounded by pol...
Alison Perkins, Online Editor
October 22, 2018
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Senior year is supposedly the best year of our high school careers. With insane amounts of homework piled on top of Senior Project and trying to hold our part time jobs, we are expected to still find time to go to our final ho...
Ava Rognlien, Print Editor
October 22, 2018
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Just hearing the name Brett Kavanagh instantly causes opinions and controversy. Now that name will be heard in the Supreme Court for as long as he lives.
In the heart of the #MeToo movement, the nation was shocked to hea...
Delaney Ohman & Jackson Zyskowski, Op-Ed Writers
October 22, 2018
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All of us use social media almost everyday, however most of us don't utilize it beneficially. While social media can connect people and keep teens informed, many would rather text than talk to someone in person, which reduces necess...
Siobhan Hernandez, Online Design Editor
September 20, 2018
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Michael Jackson: an icon known around the world, a grammy award winner, the King of Pop, and another name on the list of celebrities lost to an accidental overdose… or so we thought.
Michael Jackson would have celebrated h...
Alison Perkins, Online Editor
September 20, 2018
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With murders and overdoses scattered between album dropping, award claiming, and record breaking, this year has been a year of tragedy and triumph in the music industry. With the recent loss of Mac Miller, raising the coun...