Most girls have experienced getting in trouble for secretly braiding a friend's hair at the back of the classroom in elementary school or making it the main activity of every sleepover. It’s hard to...
Elias Pipinos, Front Page Editor
• February 14, 2023
A quarrel between mother and daughter, written by an eighth grader’s hand, and developed across 145 pages, Harmony Banwo’s Shattered Windows: It's Better To Be KILLER Than To Be KILLED now has a sequel...
You pile your plate with chips, dip, pizza, and endless snacks. Picking up a can of Mountain Dew, you walk into your living room just in time to hear cheers erupting from your family– your team has just...
I glance at my phone. It’s 7:07 PM. I have to get home, tomorrow’s a school night! Still, I feel I’m missing something on my visit to my favorite spot in Omaha, the Old Market.
My exhale in...
Walking down Howard Street of the Old Market, street lamps lit up the brick road. The weather was brisk and windy and my hands shook from the cold. Snow trailed the ground as I stepped into a shop with...
Crawling out of bed, exhausted from the relentless homework from the night before, I stumble, barely able to process the busy day I have ahead. I splash water on my face, yet my drowsiness persists. I...
“Double, double toil and trouble; fire burn and cauldron bubble.” Add in a few spooky spells, a handful of witches, and a sprinkle of nostalgia, and what do you get? A classic Halloween comfort movie.
Hocus...
There are few moments like the hush of a crowd before a performance. Just when the world could be no quieter, melodic voices break through the silence in perfect harmony. No matter who is watching, they...
There are 164,777 words in the English language that contain the letter ‘s’. Out of all of them, perhaps the most important is parents. They are the ones who bring you into this world, who care for...
The McDonald’s drive-thru had no line and was quick to get through. The voice at the window was a robot. At first, it got my order wrong, but then a human voice came over the speaker to direct me to...
The bright stage lights shine onto freshman Finley O’Malley’s face as she adjusts the microphone in front of her. She takes a deep breath and readies herself for yet another performance.
From a...
Six-year-old Sarah Wood scaled the ladder and flew across the monkey bars, excitedly climbing her way around the entire playground. Now, as a senior, Wood has been rock climbing for six years.
“I...
