Niharika Sapra, Staff Writer
January 31, 2021
Centered in the heart of New York City, Columbia University, a prestigious research Ivy League University, remains one of the most selective and expensive colleges in the country with an acceptance rate of <5% and an average out-of-state tuition of ~$80,000 for undergraduate students (including housing...
January 30, 2021
It’s officially been a year since the first Covid-19 cases were reported in the United States, and most of us are ready to see any semblance of the “normal” we knew before this pandemic. Of course, the most essential way to get through this pandemic is by getting vaccinated as soon as possible....
Ayesha Mohammed and Ifra Waris
November 29, 2020
Since March, our lives have been upended by the deadly virus known as Coronavirus and though hopes were high for life to be normal by the fall that is unfortunately not possible with cases being on the rise once again. Thankfully, we have amazing doctors and researchers working round the clock manufacturing...
March 1, 2021
ESPN’s 30 for 30 documentary series is arguably the best sports documentary collection. It covers a wide variety of sports, stories, and stars. Some time over the summer, I binged a good portion of the volumes. Here are my top ten documentaries/documentary series. 10. “Jordan Rides...
Anushka Agashe, Head Editor
February 1, 2021
I remember sitting in my classes last year, eagerly anticipating news of the next big movie from the Sundance Film Festival. I was starting to become more invested in the world of movies, and to me the festival represented everything new and exciting in it. After all, their mission statement is, “Through...
December 17, 2020
Kayla Tagudar was inspired by Mother, the god of Stroodlism, to write the poem “Hey Stroodle Stroodle”. This poem is about the simplicity of life, like the cat and the fiddle, and happiness. According to Kayla, there is a lot of negativity in the world, like Fortnite voice chat. But Mother can bring...
Josh Pos, Sports Writer
February 24, 2021
In a game that was full of ugly for Coach Jasnoch’s Blue Devils, it seems like he found his tough, hard nosed player. That player last night was Jeremy Walton. When Walton checked into the game, he was given the tall task of guarding Mustang 6’9 center and Southern Illinois commit Scottie Ebube....
Josh Pos, Staff Writer
February 11, 2021
A whole lot has changed since the Blue Devils last played on their home court. Not only has the world been turned upside down, but the roster has been completely flipped. Last year, Coach Jasnoch’s team was full of seniors, but this year he only has two. He also has just three returning players from...
Bryson King, Staff Writer
February 1, 2021
Description: In this video, I talk about what the past few months have been like for Warren's Football team as a result of the pandemic. From inside footage of their training and practice to key interviews with coaches and players, we get a chance to see what mindset the team has kept throughout this...
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Jasmine Porter, Staff Writer
February 1, 2021
Following District 121’s adoption of a hybrid approach to learning last week, all students have been forced to experience change. Whether a result of the updated camera policy, novel schedule, or return to the classroom, the latest administrative decisions have had a major impact on 4,000 high schoolers....
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Ava Palo, Staff Writer
February 1, 2021
On January 19th, District 121 officially transitioned into a hybrid schedule. Meaning that for the first time since March 13th (312 days), students were going to be in-attendance. The idea of going to school, in-person, was not attainable for months. We did a whole semester and a half of instruction...
Bryson King, Staff Writer
December 9, 2020
Check out this video of the homecoming parade! Just copy and paste the link below! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1shyzwlgSFJ0mVO2vLOidw1xxoMqdOu8k/view?usp=sharing This year, adaptation has been the name of the game for just about everyone. The pandemic has forced us to revise and adapt...
Harrison Levy, Staff Writer
March 2, 2021
Meet Cassie Poray, one of the first female inductees into the Eagle class of the United States. She found her passion for scouting before girls were even allowed in the Boy Scouts of America program. Before joining Scouts BSA as of February 2019, she had been in the “Sea Scout” program since 2016...
Anika Agashe, Staff Writer
March 1, 2021
Many of us have heard of names such as Ted Bundy and Jeffery Dahmer, but names such as Lynda Ann Healy and James Edward Doxtator aren’t as well known. This is in part due to the growing popularity of a group that calls itself the true crime community. This group has been around since at least the first...
Anushka Agashe, Co-Editor
December 9, 2020
My clearest memory of the 2019 FBLA Nationals isn’t taking my test or sightseeing in San Antonio or even awards night. Rather, it’s laughing with Ifra Waris about nothing every night in our shared hotel room. Nationals are a tense time for everyone involved, and the days leading up to tests and presentations...
Rebecca Benjamin, Staff Writer
February 3, 2020
This is another piece in the web series #whatsyourstory by Rebecca Benjamin, featuring Almond campus Math Teacher Mrs. Kali Janzcak. Check it out!
October 24, 2019
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#whatsyourstory – Mrs. Mary Storvik
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