Opinion
Eat Your Way to an A
Noor Hakim, Staff Writer
October 15, 2020
How Your Diet Affects Grades, and What You Can Do About It Food — some of us think of it often, some, not at all. It can offer nourishment, pleasure, an escape from boredom, or detriment. It can seem that our bodies are black boxes; we put in food, something happens along the way, and it shows up o...
R-rated or Overrated
November 11, 2019
The Rise of Rated R Movies in the Box Office Todd Phillips’ “Joker” starring Joaquin Phoenix becomes the highest grossing R-rated movie of all time earning nearly one billion dollars in the box office. However the question starts to arise whether if more money will come to the box office by simply maki...
A Moment in Time
Amy Bodine, Copy Editor
April 30, 2019
Why Daylight Savings is Outdated A bill was introduced March of this year which aimed to end daylight savings in Alaska. Supported by State Representatives Rauscher and Jackson, it signified the modern insignificance of daylight savings as well as legitimate efforts to end it. Daylight savings has been p...
Two vs Four
April 16, 2019
Why Attending Community College is a Good Idea Community college for many high school seniors is looked at as never being an option for them because of the limited curriculum, lack of campus life, and uninvolved students, but despite this, community college is actually a great idea for many because i...
Meditating Mind
April 10, 2019
How to Choose the Right Meditation Method It is a fact: mental health must be taken just as seriously as physical health. Even though it is not visible exercise, doing a continuous meditation is important as it provides peace and positivity. Just like the many different types of physical exercises,...
Feeling Homesick? We Can Help!
April 3, 2019
How to Deal with Homesickness at College For many students, leaving for college is a huge first step into the real world and a great way to gain some independence. It gives students the ability to gain new experiences and make new friends. However, when some students reach college, they begin to fe...
