Senior Savings
story by: Maya Ghavidel
May 23, 2018
Graduation is, terrifyingly, right around the corner! There are only two more days until we are free from the shackles of AP tests, dress codes, and 7:25 classes. However, in just a few short months, we will most likely be bound to the ever-popular student debt. Some graduates are scrambling to find...
Maya’s Magnificent Melodies
story by: Maya Ghavidel
February 1, 2018
We can all agree that 2017 had some straight up bops. You know, despite the constant political turmoil and all that. Anyways, there were some songs that really stood out to me this past year. With mesmerizing lyrics and incredible beats, these songs are certifiable Magnificent Melodies™. Th...
The Uncomfortable Truth
story by: Maya Ghavidel
December 4, 2017
Let’s get one thing straight: suicide, self-harm, and poor mental health aren’t things to brag about or admire. Stop pretending like they are. Treating mental illnesses lightly is astonishingly detrimental due to the fact that it encourages the romanticization of poor mental health, which describes it in an...
Small Acts, Large Impacts
story by: Maya Ghavidel
October 26, 2017
Destruction, danger, and denial: the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey left the Houston area with little to work with. With thousands of families without a safe place to stay, the city was left in a state of pure panic. Tragically, hundreds of teachers across Texas were left without a home; house...
Bailey’s Bake Sale and its Impact on Young Students
story by: Maya Ghavidel
May 10, 2017
The Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda, or FBLA for short, is one of the largest non-profit student business organizations in the world. According to its website, FBLA poises over 230,000 of its members for careers in business and business-related fields. This organization intro...
