“Girls were raised in an environment where they have to cover up.”   From the past swim unit, we have viewed the rules as degrading and unfair. And it gets to a point where sexualizing women...

Warren does well to prepare its students for their post-secondary plans. What I think that it lacks, however, is the advice and reality of the process from students who actually wrote essays and filled...

It’s that time of the year again, and this year’s no different than those past. At least, not in the sense that AP testing has changed.  One successfully completed Advanced Placement course may...

SAT, GPA, and ACT— three seemingly unrelated terms whose union is built upon the joint purpose of tormenting your everyday high school student. Luckily for us, at least two of those things are beginning...

When we are young, we are told, “Oh they don't have recess in middle school, you're too big to play on the playground” or “Oh they don't accept late work in high school, you're too old for that”....

The January 6th insurrection was one of the darkest days in the history of the country. Before the electoral college votes were certified, thousands of Trump supporters and white supremacists were attempting...

Ever since we were little, our parents have all given us the same lecture, in more or less words. “Your actions have consequences.” Now, when we were five, those “consequences” probably looked...

The CDC recently announced they were updating their COVID-19 protocols to include a 5-day quarantine. This is shortened from their 10-day quarantine and their previous 14-day quarantine. This action has...

The 1st semester was incredibly challenging for students after virtual learning for nearly 18 months. Masks, social distancing, restricted activities, and just the fear of contracting Covid-19 made school...

It should come as no surprise that staff and students alike were dismayed when the latest set of bathroom restrictions, arguably more demanding than the last, were unveiled at the start of the second semester....