Education Scarcity

By Makenna Adams Amidst the pandemic, I’ve grown a deep appreciation for school. Working remotely, I yearn for the chance to attend in-person classes, where I can socialize, ask detailed questions, and learn hands-on. Though at times it proves challenging, I’m ultimately very grateful for my education. Unfortunately, not every child has the same educationalContinue reading “Education Scarcity”

Perils of Palm Oil

By Makenna Adams Lipstick, instant noodles, and shampoo—these items share one common ingredient: palm oil. Native to South America and West Africa, palm oil is the most used and consumed oil in the world. Most packaged items sold today contain palm oil, and its rapid growth threatens areas of the world with the most biodiverseContinue reading “Perils of Palm Oil”

Anything Goes Review

By Makenna Adams YouTuber, fashion icon, and teen idol—Emma Chamberlain has been dominating social media since her rise to fame in 2017. Emma began her YouTube channel at the end of her sophomore year in high school, where she chronicled the adventures she embarked on in her daily life. Immediately, her outgoing personality amassed aContinue reading “Anything Goes Review”

Muse News

By Makenna Adams Senior Joana Iniguez Junior Ryan Chadoin Sophomore Angelie Weiss Freshman Matthew Schoos Can you name a song title that includes a color? (Many good choices.) Senior Joana Iniguez: “Blue Dream” by Jhene Aiko Junior Ryan Chadoin: “Blue Otani” by Herbie Hancock Sophomore Angelie Weiss: “Beige” by Yoke Lore Freshman Matthew Schoos: “BrownContinue reading “Muse News”

AP Lang Books Ranked

By Makenna Adams AP English Language and Composition is a wonderful class; Chris Haskett, a wonderful teacher. However, not every book that I read as an AP Lang student junior year was equally as wonderful. Overall, I immensely enjoyed reading, discussing, and analyzing the AP lang books, though I found some far more captivating thanContinue reading “AP Lang Books Ranked”

Attack on The Capitol

By Makenna Adams On January 6, around 1:15 pm, a mob of pro-Trump protesters stormed the Capitol building. Breaking up the gathered Senators, Congressmembers, and journalists in a meeting regarding Biden’s inauguration, the insurrectionists destroyed the harmony of the day with their final idiotic hurrah in the name of Trump.  The attack on the CapitolContinue reading “Attack on The Capitol”