Capstone students face challenges, new changes
Sam Bauer, Reporter
February 10, 2019
Filed under Opinion, Top Stories
Doors close once again. Another day, another semester….and another AP Capstone teacher arrives. I have been a part of the AP Capstone program for two years. AP Capstone is an optional diploma offered at the school, and consists of two classes that students will participate in, being AP Seminar and ...
Virginia scandals arise in response to political campaigning
Andrew Bauer, Reporter
February 9, 2019
Filed under Opinion
Political scandals have arisen in Virginia alongside the campaigning for political positions in the elections for governor in 2021. Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring, and Governor Ralph Northam have been in the news for bearing “black face” costumes. Herring admitted to wearing brown makeu...
Masculinity Mayhem: Gillette ad causes controversy
Marie Gabbard, Reporter
January 19, 2019
Filed under Opinion, Top Stories
Masculinity and kindness are not mutually exclusive. On Monday, January 14 Gillette released an ad encouraging men to be kinder to people with the slogan “men to be their best.” People were outraged, the video currently has over 20 million views with 549k thousand likes and one million dislikes on...
Spider-Man swings back into theaters
John Yun, Features Editor
December 14, 2018
Filed under Opinion, Top Stories
Swinging from building to building and saving the city of New York, Spider-man has arrived in theaters once again. However, rather than a rebooted live-action film like its predecessors, “Spider-man: Into the Spider-Verse” adds originality with its fully computer-animated graphics and unique story-line. “Spider-Man: Into ...
Beauty Pageants build confidence, public speaking skills
Olivia Buchtenkirch, Cartoonist
December 13, 2018
Filed under Guidance Blogs, Opinion, Top Stories
I used to prep myself for roll call whenever I had a substitute teacher, that is how nerve-racking public speaking was for me.
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