Photos from the Band “Side by Side” concert for incoming 8th graders to the band program!
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A poision is spreading– and it’s going by the name “patriotism”
The year that will live in infamy. I don’t know about you, but I was hoping that after the craziness the world has endured, we could all agree to bring in the new year with peaceful resolutions and maybe some champagne-popping with close friends. I could not have been more […]
2020 Presidential Debate Summary
After the first presidential debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden on September 29 drew widespread condemnation for chaos and constant interruptions, the Committee on Presidential Debates adjusted the rules for the last debate on October 22 to allow for candidates’ microphones to be muted when […]
10 Things to Know This Week
The last presidential debate was held on Thursday evening between Trump and Biden at 8 pm. STUCO announced oCoH, a homecoming alternative for this school year. The event will include a picnic and movie on the football field. The movie will be voted on by the student body. The democrats […]
Sports Spotlight: The Acrobatic Awesomeness of Sepak Takraw
by: Ian Curtis, section editor Take the sport of volleyball, and shrink everything in it: the ball, the dimensions of the court, the net—everything. Then add in more bicycle kicks than a World Cup highlight reel and enough acrobatics to make P.T. Barnum jealous. That’s sepak takraw, and it is […]
2020 Presidential Debate Summary
SUPREME COURT – Should Trump have nominated Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s replacement during an election? What are the implications of Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination? Trump opened the segment with a simple justification: “Elections have consequences.” He argues that as the democratically elected President, it is his right, privilege, and responsibility […]
Students show their creativity with painted parking spots
by opinions editor Elise Sawyer and staff reporter Myla Cathey Parking spot painting, a school tradition which allows participating students to express their creative talents through customizing spaces reserved for their cars, has overtaken more of the campus than ever before. Despite a significant decrease in on-site students; the amount […]
College Football 2020: What You Need to Know
by: Ian Curtis, staff reporter 2020: It’s as if the world looked at 2016 and decided it needed to make things a little bit more interesting this time around. Or if you prefer to put it a bit more eloquently, this is a year in which decades happen. You […]
Drive-through parties become popular new way to celebrate birthdays
by Medha Sarin, staff reporter Photo provided by Patricia Livingston Months ago, it was completely normal to invite friends over and hang out together (less than six feet apart), accept presents from them (without wearing gloves!), and even blow out on a cake in their vicinity. In other words—have a […]
The Roar Reviews: A Face Mask
by Ian Curtis, staff reporter It’s no secret that Covid-19 has brought many changes to how we live, work, and survive. But one of the most visible is the widespread use of face masks to prevent the spread of the virus, especially from people who may not be aware that […]
