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Grace Evert, Staff Writer | December 16, 2024

Every student can recall a memory associated with the word “cheating”. Whether they witnessed cheating, were themselves the perpetrator, or received the warning speech that many students are familiar with, cheating is an unfortunate aspect of education. As is true of everything in the modern world, cheating continues to take new forms year by year. Recently, the impact of the pandemic and AI have...

Cheating The System

Teja Sridher, Co-Opinions Editor | December 16, 2024

If there is one thing high schoolers are no strangers to, it’s the ongoing pressure of academics, sports, and social interactions. At times, students can feel overwhelmed by these different activities, leading them to resort to deceptive shortcuts such as cheating. More than ever, with the introduction of artificial intelligence, cheating has been more prevalent than ever before. This can lead...

Anuj Singh, Front Page Editor | November 4, 2024

High schoolers often dream of the day when they hit the big one-eight, breathlessly anticipating their adulthood. Alongside exciting new opportunities like being legally able to gamble their savings away, this transformative point in their lives is also marked by a new feeling of independence. It aligns with many checkpoints in their life’s journey, such as officially getting a driver’s license,...

Mira Mukherjee, In-Depth Editor | November 4, 2024

Red and blue hues speckle across a sea of green, accentuating a microcosm of national politics. These ubiquitous yet understated markers have spanned many front lawns during the current election season. Whether a singular azure blue circle or a ruby red Packman figure, these signs symbolize a pertinent element of the Nebraska political structure: the potential of a split vote. So what exactly is a...

Mahdis Riazikhah, Co-Opinions Editor | September 25, 2024

Walking down the rows of shelves, some had their heads engaged in a book, some were pretending to read, and some were looking for a book. A young boy sees all kinds of books in various colors and sizes. One type of book sticks out to him,  a dragon displayed on the front. “Wings of Fire,” it says in red and bold font. As a child, Junior Parker Neville was obsessed with the fantasy genre, finding...

Mira Mukherjee, In-Depth Editor | September 25, 2024

The resonant sound of the bell fills the halls. Eyes glazed over, people walk in robotic-like movements, their pitter-pattering footsteps rushing to get to the next class. Jumbled thoughts accompany text-book-laden backpacks slung over hunched shoulders. Life moves like clockwork; hours pass by with little notice, days bleed together, and suddenly, entire years fade away. But individual habits, however...

Natalie Hill, Staff Writer | May 8, 2024

It’s nearing 9 AM on a chilly March morning, and students sit in their second-hour classes, only half-listening to the announcements that ring out over the intercom. However, the class of 2024’s attention is caught when they hear an announcement inviting them to “The Grannies: A Senior Event”. The event, scheduled to run from 7:00 to 9:00 PM on May 10th in the auditorium, is in its second...

Prisha, Sabherwal | May 8, 2024

As seniors prepare to take the next step toward their careers, it’s exciting to see them transform from innocent freshmen to confident individuals who are ready to take on the world. While academic performance remains a priority, it’s refreshing to know that our seniors are also focused on experiencing life to the fullest by embracing the thrills and joys that await them outside the classroom. One...

Sarah Robey, Staff Writer | May 8, 2024

As we near the end of the year, graduation invites flow into your mailbox. Seniors have applied to their dream schools and have received their acceptance letters back. Whether it is your local university in or out of state, there are a select eight universities that stand out from the crowd. These eight schools are called Ivy Leagues and are known for their academic excellence and highly competitive...

Cecelia Vlieger, Staff Writer | March 27, 2024

Brains work and function in different ways. Whether it’s how we walk, talk, or even the most basic functions like reminding you to breathe in and out again. We all are built with beautiful and unique brains. An article from The Very Well Mind states that Neurodivergence is how one’s brain functions in different capacities that would not be seen as typical. There are several different categories...