Real Talk – Season 3, Episode 2

September 22, 2017

Filed under ARGUMENTUM, AUDIO, REAL TALK

This is “Real Talk.” Features co-Editor Abri Hausman and Staff Writer Liza Eubanks sit down to talk about how children are getting their first phones at a younger age than ever. Parents give their p...

Normal is a lie

September 21, 2017

Usual. Average. Typical. When one searches for the word “normal” on the Internet, these are the words usually found to describe it. The definition of normal hasn’t changed much in the eyes of the...

The drawbacks of tolerance

September 18, 2017

In a vast world like ours, there is no doubt that every individual possesses traits that make him or her unique. An array of differences among our population, whether they pertain to race, ethnicity, rel...

Dress code changes don’t alter opinions

September 8, 2017

A student gets called up to the front office and instinctively reaches down to pull her shorts to the correct length. Every time an administrator passes, girls wearing tank tops hurry to brush their hair ...

Real Talk – Season 3, Episode 1

Abri Hausman and Ashton Long

August 31, 2017

Filed under ARGUMENTUM, AUDIO, REAL TALK

This is “Real Talk.” Staff writers Abri Hausman and Ashton Long sit down to discuss the tiny spinning toy that has swept the nation and its little known side kick. In early 2017, fidget spinner was ...

The wrecking ball of communication

August 31, 2017

The dinner table has gradually become silent, and all potential conversation remains tight lipped. The answer to the notorious “How was school?” question is a undecipherable grunt. But when did simple ...

Responses to President Trump’s comments on Charlottesville show Democrats’ hypocrisy

August 26, 2017

A few weeks ago, riots occurred in Charlottesville, Va. What started as a rally for the Alt-Right, soon turned into a massive scene of violence. The rally attracted many members of hate groups, such as the KKK...

What makes a novel out-of-this-world

June 2, 2017

There are an infinite number of reasons why people read books whether it be to expand an individual’s knowledge or simply for the pleasure of losing themselves within the pages. It is absolutely imp...

“Gay safe” stickers put students’ minds at ease so everyone can succeed

May 30, 2017

School can be a terrifying, judgmental place. Students wonders if they are fitting in, but those feelings are amplified when a student is lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or a lesser known sexuality or ...

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