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Making the best out of your senior year

Making the best out of your senior year

Abbie Paquette, Sports Editor May 1, 2015

Seniors, we have almost made it. 1 month until graduation,  but who’s counting right? This is my last column I will ever write for the newspaper, and the feeling of moving on hasn’t totally sunk in...

Social medias desensitizing effect

Social media’s desensitizing effect

Cameron Petit, Editor in Chief April 19, 2015

I find that as I progress through high school, each class that enters as freshmen has become more and more apathetic and desensitized. Don’t misunderstand, every class has their nice and genuine individuals,...

Advice and Abbie: Just Fooling Around

Advice and Abbie: Just Fooling Around

Abbie Paquette, Co-Sports Editor April 1, 2015

  I’ve decided that I’m not even going to write a column anymore.April Fools!Yes, it’s that time of year again when pranking becomes the highlight of people’s day. From gluing someone’s...

Our school, our decision, right?

Our school, our decision, right?

Cameron Petit, Editor in Chief March 20, 2015

High school can seem like merely a joke to many adults; they see it as a time of no real importance aside from the cliché idea that “high school is where you find yourself.” But to teenagers, there...

Why we need more feminists

Why we need more feminists

Audrey Desjardin, senior staff writer March 10, 2015

When people hear the word feminism, it comes with a negative connotation. They think of the stereotypical idea of a feminist that doesn’t shave, and can be found at rallies standing up for women’s...

Time to face the facts

Time to face the facts

Abbie Paquette, Sports Editor March 9, 2015

  Social media has become an integral part of our lives. It comes in every form of app, whether it be six second videos from Vine or anonymous paragraphs called “yaks” from Yik Yak, there is...

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