All posts tagged "opinion"
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Bamboo toothbrushes offer eco-friendly alternative
Switching to Bamboo toothbrushes is better for our environment and will help stop mass pollution. Plastic toothbrushes pollute oceans and beaches, harming marine life and...
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COVID vaccines provide new hope
It seems like the light at the end of a long, dark, scary tunnel. The new COVID vaccines made by Pfiezer and Moderna offer what...
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During COVID, wear a mask to protect others
COVID-19 is more than just a word. It really can’t hurt you. Yes, it is really not that bad for people our age, yet it...
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Our View | Step outside over spring break
The warm weather and sounds of birds chirping indicate that the weather is finally starting to warm up. After a short lived winter, temperatures are...
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Staff ranks best Girl Scout cookies
It’s Girl Scout cookie season, which means sashes, badges, and boxes of cookies at every street corner. But the eternal debate remains: What is the...
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Our View | Phone etiquette needs review
As technology becomes an increasingly larger factor in our everyday lives, we need to take precautions when it comes to how we properly handle it...
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‘The Poet X’ inspiring coming-of-age story
Famous slam poet Elizabeth Acevedo released her debut young adult novel “The Poet X” on March 6, 2018. This book is a story made of...
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Podcast spins tales of common myths
Myths are an important part of a culture. They are stories that tell foundational tales explaining some natural phenomenon involving supernatural beings. There are whole...
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Women’s leadership group gears up for new semester
Counselor Erin Gardner, the adviser of Women’s Leadership, was thrilled to see the number of students eager to join Women’s Leadership on Thursday, Feb. 12. Women’s Leadership group encircles...
