The 2020-2021 school year had a rough start. The hopes that COVID-19 would die down by the summer had long since been squashed and it
Category: Editorials
I Never Thought It Would Actually Happen To Me, But I Was Wrong. April Marks the Commemoration of Sexual Assault Awareness Month
I am in bed, it is late, I am tired, yet I can’t fall asleep. My eyes become glued to the ceiling, and much like
Lessons Learned from being Online
Takeaways from Online School By Janine Lingad Having started high school I was only a freshman, but the next thing I knew I was a
Finding Derek Chauvin Guilty Was The Bare Minimum
The Jurors in the Derek Chauvin Trial Have Come To A Decision Derek Chauvin was found guilty on every count. However, one murderer in jail
MAST Senior Finds Purpose in Perseverance
How One Senior Found His Purpose Senior year is a taxing time for 12th graders around the country. It is the culmination of high school,
Dr. Seuss’ Books Pulled For Racist Imagery
Dr. Seuss Enterprises have ceased production and sales on six books, including: “And to Think I Saw It On Mulberry Street” and “If I Ran
Running In Comfort Doesn’t Seem To Be A Reality For Me And Many Women
Why It Won’t Ever Be A Perfect Day It is a beautiful sunlit Friday Morning; the sun is gradually starting to reach its highest point,
The Uncomfortable Racial Stereotypes in Bridgerton
Bridgerton is the new Netflix drama miniseries that has taken the U.S. by storm. Currently trending #3 on U.S Netflix, it seems impossible to avoid
Celebrating Your Relationship With Yourself: A New Perspective To Valentine’s Day
Here it is, my Valentine’s Day article. I mean, you had to see it coming. Every article of mine, in some way or another, is
They Are Celebrities, Not God. Where Is The Accountability?
I was casually searching up SWMRS, an indie rock band, that had been a staple in many of the playlists I love to jam out