Teachers’ love for “ideal” student makes others feel inferior
Emma Tomlinson, Reporter
March 24, 2020
Sometime around April every year, the school hosts their underclassmen award ceremony. This is where students are recognized for their GPA in the form of Summa Cum Laude awards, and department awards are also given. Each department gets together and compiles a list of students who are “exceptional."...
Entertainment services increase procrastination, leading to future problems
John Yun, Online/Web Editor
March 21, 2020
With e-learning assignments flooding in, students may find themselves choosing between another episode of their favorite show and the English paper due at 11:59. With the increasing demand for entertainment and the availability of streaming services such as Netflix, students are more prone to procrastinat...
Eight books to read over break
Ellie Albin, Editor-in-chief
March 19, 2020
There has never been a better time to sit down and read a good book. With people practicing social distancing and school being canceled, schedules can be adjusted to make time to read books you have always wanted to enjoy. If you do not have an ongoing list of books to check off, though, fear not; he...
IHSAA failing to respond clearly, quickly to coronavirus threat
Nate Albin, Sports Editor
March 16, 2020
Right now, sports do not matter. Being a sports superfan myself, it is something every sports fan needs to realize. Ever since Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert tested positive for the COVID-19 virus on March 11, most leagues have realized that playing games could endanger athletes, team personnel and fans. One...
Conference tiebreakers are needed in high school sports
Ben Rosen, Reporter
March 16, 2020
HSE and Brownsburg tied for 1st place in the Hoosier Crossroads Conference boy’s basketball standings this past season. In the HCC ties are not broken, so this results in conference championships being shared. This is a problem. A tiebreaker should be used. That tiebreaker would be head-to-head results,...
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