The growth of the Black Lives Matter movement in 2020 has motivated people of all skin colors to stand up for equality and enforce social change. Many activists attended a protest or two, others organized large rallies; some expressed their concerns and opinions on social media, and an impactful few …
Read More »The Changing World of Education During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, education at the college and high school level is experiencing significant adjustment. For starters, many high schools and colleges are changing their final grading period of the year to be on a pass/fail basis in order to decrease student stress and recognize differences in a student’s …
Read More »Sundevil Seniors Shine On
With four wins this trimester, the MC Girls Water Polo team has finally wrapped up their season. For the six seniors on the team, this was their last time to share the pool with their Water Polo family, and the moment was bittersweet. “The last game was very emotional. Some …
Read More »The Most “Paw-Pular” Kids in School
If you are wondering who to vote for for “prettiest hair” or “best sniffer,” look no further, because Tosha the service dog has got what it takes. The beloved chocolate lab earned her spot in Gravette Upper Elementary School’s yearbook early this November after she saved a fifth grade boy …
Read More »Brad is gaga for Gaga
The Oscar-nominated film A Star is Born, features the raw and passionate love story of Ally, played by world-renowned artist Lady Gaga, and Jackson Maine played by Bradley Cooper. Their on-screen love story felt real, and to some fans, it might even exist off the silver screen. With both actors …
Read More »Why you shouldn’t read Into the Water
Days constantly filled with praise and awards, popular Paula Hawkins’ great anticipation for her newest mystery-thriller novel, Into the Water was no surprise. The book was published following the success of The Girl on the Train, which was produced into a movie in 2014. Into the Water showcases the extremes …
Read More »15 year old climate change activist calls out political negotiators
The 2018 United Nations Climate Change Conference (UNFCCC) in Poland, took an unexpecting turn with 15-year-old climate activist, Greta Thunberg’s speech calling out political leaders. She spoke on behalf of Climate Justice Now and was not afraid to be bold with her demands. Thunberg describes herself as a “15 year …
Read More »Lockdown
On January 17, 2019, a lockdown took place at Mt. Carmel High School. “Attention Mt. Carmel students and staff we are now on lockdown,” Principal Greg Magno said over the intercom. With students relying on one another for the latest news, word spread fast. However, faculty remained informed as the …
Read More »The dark secret of Iceberg farmers
Romaine lettuce, the lettuce equivalent to American cheese singles, has been reported by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDCP) to have E. coli. The strain of bacteria can be contracted by being associated with cow manure or washed by contaminated water. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recommends that …
Read More »Bohemian Inaccuracy
The announcement of Fox’s production on the well-loved and iconic British band, Queen, had an extremely positive reaction. Movie Bohemian Rhapsody gives a closer look into the beloved band’s life and their success. “If you are a music lover, especially a Queen fan, you will love everything about this movie …
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