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Senior Aashna Farishta tries a cup of tea, perfect for a cloudy day. (Photo by Annalise Novicky)

Abbi’s Teas and Things Delights Customers

March 30, 2018

From walking into the grocery store with reusable bags and pulling out a smoothie in a glass jar with a metal straw during class, every action has the potential to make a positive impact on the earth. (Photo courtesy of Sydney Gastman)

Show Earth Some Love By Refusing Waste, Living Minimally

March 2, 2018

Iphone X: What Happened to Nine?

February 15, 2018

Sitting atop a Saturn-like planet that dangled from the ceiling, Perry sang a softer, melodic rendition of “Wide Awake.” It was a nice contrast to the fast paced, sensory overload that was the majority of her concert. She moved across the arena among shining flashlights waving in the audience. (photo by Sydney Gastman)

T.G.I.F.: Katy Perry’s Witness Tour Dazzles Verizon Arena

January 25, 2018

The spread of food included a multitude of dishes; there were traditional Thanksgiving dishes like turkey, green bean casserole, and cranberry sauce, but there was also food from other cultures including falafel with hummus, an Ethiopian rice dish, and Persian rice and noodles called Reshteh Polow. And of course, dessert included an array of pies, from sweet potato to pecan. (photo by Sydney Gastman)

Interfaith Thanksgiving Promotes Peace, Cultivates Communion

December 12, 2017

When prepared in the Ayurvedic way, eating seasonal produce benefits your wallet, your digestion, and your health. The best buys for winter include sweet potatoes, squash, pumpkin, carrots, beets, bananas, dates, figs, grapes, and lemons. (photo by Sydney Gastman)

Ayurvedic Seasonal Eating Leads to Optimal Digestion, Balanced Life

December 4, 2017

Central Community Reacts to Death of Riverfest

October 11, 2017

Senior Connor Bierbaum meets Senator Will Bond at the State Capital. Connor was a member of the Boys State Senate. (Photo Courtesy of Connor Bierbaum)

Students Gain New Experiences Over the Summer

October 4, 2017

Senior Aaliyah Orloff and her three other friends dressed to the nines for Eid. “It’s customary to dress really nicely on Eid. We planned to get a picture since we all dressed up,” Aaliyah said. After spending time at the mosque, they all went out to eat to celebrate the end of Ramadan.

Ramadan Signifies Time for Sacrifice, Reflection for Muslim Students

October 2, 2017

Annie Simon:Students’ study struggles solved

September 19, 2017

Summer camp teaches skills and leadership

Lila Dell Leveritt, Lifestyle editor

May 19, 2017

Since sixth grade, junior Landon Cook has spent his summers at Camp Country Lad- a Christian based boy camp in the middle of a Mennonite village. The camp accommodates 80 to 100 boys ages eight to 15. Anyone older is a counselor-in-training...

Student saves squirrel, makes lifelong furry friend

Briana Fleming, staff writer

May 18, 2017

Pets are a treasure to humanity. They are lovely furry companions who you get to care, love, nurture, and bond with whenever and however. Sometimes when you first meet your furry friend, whether in a shelter or a pet store, there’s...