Polarization divides country, encourages animosity
Grace Mossing, Editor-in-Chief
September 17, 2020
With the 2020 presidential election approaching in two months, animosity within politics is building to what seems to be an all-time high, and much of this is because of the ever-growing political polarization our country and society keeps cultivating. In our modern world, animosity has come to d...
Students must display caution with school return
Nate Albin, Online Editor
September 16, 2020
This seemingly never-ending pandemic has been tough on everyone. From serious restrictions on social lives to the weight of a global crisis on mental health, COVID-19 considerably changed the course of many people’s lives. For students, the biggest change has been the move to virtual learning. Wi...
Habits impact life, hold large influence
Fletcher Haltom, Opinion Editor
September 15, 2020
Repetition is often recognized as a legitimate tactic to build productive routines, but the true value that it holds is seldom acknowledged. Repetition, at the most basic level, builds habits. Although habits may not seem especially important, they play larger roles in people’s lives than many real...
IHSAA, HSE Schools must cancel fall sports
Nate Albin, Online Editor
August 20, 2020
Nate Albin is a junior and the online editor for Fishers N the Red. His views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper. Let me start this article off as bluntly as I possibly can. Returning to high school sports is an absolutely careless decision by the IHSAA and districts like HSE Scho...
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...
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