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Businesses located near the intersection of Clarkson and Highway 40 put out signs to help bring in workers during the on going labor shortage. Teens are often the ones occupying the food and retail service workers that businesses are looking for now.

Teens Deserve Better Employment Benefits

Ben Hughes (he/him), Production Editor & Executive Producer
September 13, 2021
For many children and young adults born after 2001, 9/11 seems like history. To me, it is very much real. The impact this event has had on my family and life shape my every day life.

It Could Have Been Us: Why 9/11’s Legacy is Important to Me

Liza Cooper (she/her), Opinions Editor
September 11, 2021
While the canvas home page has multiple classes, announcements, and due dates on the home page, Google Classroom has your class laid out simply on the home page which makes it is easy to read and understand.

Google Classroom: The More Dependable Platform

Annie Alcorn, Staff Reporter
September 9, 2021
Politicians should be famous for one thing: their ability to lead. Celebrities such as Caitlyn Jenner and Kanye West, well-known for their success in the entertainment industry, are now trying to convert their clout into campaign fuel. It just doesn't add up.

Stardom Does not Equal Success in Politics

Liza Cooper (she/her), Opinions Editor
September 9, 2021
Clothing items such as spikes, bandanna or tube tops, and hats are referenced in the MHS dress code policy as seen on the right of the illustration. Teachers can choose to allow students to wear hoodies or hats based on their own classroom rules.

Redressing the Dress Code

Mason Kellerman (he/him), Illustrator, Web Designer
September 3, 2021
The new feature allows for users to insert their pronouns in a designated area on their profile.

Instagram’s Pronoun Feature Promotes Inclusivity

Rue Siddiqui, Social Media Editor, Online Publisher
May 21, 2021
Senior Prom was complete with food, friends, and dancing. Masks were required for entry, but many people began to take their mask off throughout the night for no reason, which made me feel unsafe.

Prom: The Highlight of High School

Zara Tola, Copy Editor
May 14, 2021
Many fans have voiced their opposition and protested the European Super League.

European Super League Will Ruin Soccer

Taryn Moore, Staff Reporter
May 9, 2021
My friends and I plan to dress up and go to the park to have a nice dinner for Prom.

My Prom Outside of Prom

Mason Kellerman, Illustrator
April 30, 2021
A crowd gathered in Ballwin, Mo., Wednesday June 3, 2020 to advocate for the Black Lives Matter movement and for accountability in the murder of George Floyd, an unarmed Black man by Derek Chauvin, a former Minneapolis police officer May 25, 2020. Of those killed by police in 2020, 80 were unarmed and most were people of color, according to the Mapping Police Violence 2020 report. Since 2017, most killings by police begin with traffic stops, mental health checks, domestic disturbances or reported low level offenses. It is imperative to demand systemic change in policing through policy and culture reform.

Derek Chauvin Verdict: A Step Toward Accountability

Lauren Pickett, In-Depth Editor
April 22, 2021
NCAA tips the scale in favor of the men's basketball team during March Madness causing a loss of balance between the men's and women's team. The issue of gender equality comes to light when the athletic association itself shows bias providing better accommodations for men than women.

Women’s Basketball Team Faces Gender Inequality at NCAA March Madness

Lajja Patel, Co-Features Editor
April 20, 2021
Failing to support Asian American communities during a resurgence of racial discrimination would be damaging to all communities of color, especially those that have been disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and subjected to the ills of racism for centuries. About 4 in 10 Black and Asian adults reported increased racial tension since the COVID-19 pandemic began, according to a July 2020 Pew Research Center survey. Comparing the severity of different communities racial history is a diversion from the universal target—white supremacy. Black and Asian communities must work to deconstruct racial biases and amplify each others' voices. We are all in fear.

Black-Asian Solidarity Necessary to Fight Racism

Lauren Pickett, In-Depth Editor
April 20, 2021
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