Teens serve as heart of protests
Grace Mossing, Reporter
June 2, 2020
For days now I have had words running around and screaming in my mind, and I have finally found the courage to put them down on paper. I am a privileged, white, heterosexual female, and I will not pretend to know the pain and discrimination that our Black community has been fighting for centuri...
So long, Fishers High School
Ellie Albin, Editor-in-chief
May 13, 2020
I’ve been documenting our history since my sophomore year. Yep, that’s right; three years of documenting stuff that happened to students and teachers, both inside and outside the walls of FHS. I’ve written about everything from sports to clubs to my own opinions. I’ve documented things like ...
Three easy recipes to try during quarantine
Ben Grantonic, Assistant Web Editor
May 7, 2020
A video where I go over three recipes that I have been enjoying over quarantine. Note: There is an error in the video where "Recipe 3" appears where it should say "Recipe 2". At the moment I cannot find the source of this issue.
Voiding sports seasons unfair to players, fans
Ben McHenry, Features Editor
April 30, 2020
In the midst of a global pandemic, sports can, or should, seem almost trivial. However, as sports-related television such as “The Last Dance” documentary or the NFL Draft has smashed viewership records, sports still seem a very relevant part of our lives. Given the importance that professional sports...
Students take school for granted
Nate Albin, Sports Editor
April 21, 2020
To me, school is fun. I love going in each day and getting to work. Each day is something new, and when I wake up six in the morning, I am excited to begin my day. It has always been this way for me. With this, I know most people do not exactly seem to feel the same about school. There is a reason why...
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