He Said No
The man who hurt my mom and me for years said no. He didn’t want to see me, as if I was the problem. Continue reading He Said No
Category: Commentary
The Bass Player Is the Essential Underdog
Only the most die hard music fans can name the bass players, but what would rock bands be without them? Continue reading The Bass Player Is the Essential Underdog
It’s Not Due Yet: An Anatomy of a Procrastinator
Procrastination gets a bad rap. Some of it is deserved, but if so many people do it, it must have its perks. Continue reading It’s Not Due Yet: An Anatomy of a Procrastinator
Changing My Look
Why do people dress the way they do? If they don’t like it, why not change it? If only it were that easy. Continue reading Changing My Look
Comfort Food, Quick
To have a pizza roll quickly is the beauty of a pizza roll. But what if you could have it even quicker? Continue reading Comfort Food, Quick
Texture Matters
We are hyper opinionated about texture even when unaware of its influence. And it is good to be aware. Continue reading Texture Matters
Is Wall-E Taking My Dream Job?
Artificial intelligence is pushing into new territory everyday. Will it even push out artists and graphic designers? Continue reading Is Wall-E Taking My Dream Job?
Noticing the Dreams of the World
When we are kids, we all have dreams and we’re eager to share them. As we get older, what changes? Continue reading Noticing the Dreams of the World
Comic: The Journey of the Class of 2022
Senior Jersee Kepler flashes back through the high school years of the class of 2022. Continue reading Comic: The Journey of the Class of 2022
Perfectionism Is a Master, Not a Servant
In a place where straight A’s is seen as the ideal, it is important to remember that perfectionism is a problem worth overcoming. Continue reading Perfectionism Is a Master, Not a Servant
Comic: Focus on Testing Week
A comic by Jersee Kepler Continue reading Comic: Focus on Testing Week
There’s a Plague Upon All Our Houses’ Gyms
Help! The gyms are infested with rats! Continue reading There’s a Plague Upon All Our Houses’ Gyms
Not Going to College Is Good Too
College is optional, but sometimes it does not feel like it. Continue reading Not Going to College Is Good Too
The Fire at Ingersoll Means It’s Time to Start Gatekeeping
The recent burning of the Ingersoll Mine suggests that it might be better not to tag or share intriguing cultural sites. Continue reading The Fire at Ingersoll Means It’s Time to Start Gatekeeping
Your Milk Is Too Grainy
Everything in the world is being milked. It’s time for everyone to seriously just find a cow. Continue reading Your Milk Is Too Grainy
I Am Enough
Students’ activities do not grant them worth and identity, their identity is something else, something more important. Continue reading I Am Enough
