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Liza Cooper (she/her), Opinions Editor

Liza Cooper, junior, is the Opinions editor for the 2021-2021 school year. This is her second year on staff. Liza loves to travel, take pictures, and be with her friends and family.

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Many Americans take their unrestricted access to literature for granted, not recognizing the power behind this freedom. The First Amendment allows US citizens to have freedom to read anything they want without censorship.

Banned Books Week Highlights Students’ Freedom to Read

October 6, 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

September 11, 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 doesnt add up.

Stardom Does not Equal Success in Politics

September 9, 2021
A trend that has recently taken off, astrology is the study of celestial bodies and how they correlate to our everyday lives. I think that astrology allows us to get to know more about the deeper reason as to why we are the way we are, Prashu Sidella, freshman, said.

Astrology Trend Leaves Many Starry-Eyed

May 15, 2021
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[Photo] Think Before Posting: How Teenage Tweets can Ruin a Life

April 18, 2021
Previously strictly enforced mask mandates are being repealed in many states, including Texas, Mississippi, and Montana. I believe it is necessary to enforce mask mandates to protect the downward trend of COVID-19 cases.

Mask Mandates Are a Must

April 5, 2021
Senior Maria Afghanzada showcases her favorite books using Instagram. I truly do enjoy [bookstagramming], especially when I get texts from my non-reader friends saying theyve just finished a book I raved about and enjoyed it immensely, she said.

Bookstagramming Provides Online Voice for Book Lovers

March 24, 2021
Turning on cameras during Zoom meetings can be harmful to the environment, emitting a minimum of 150 grams of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere per hour. Popular apps, such as Netflix and TikTok, also contribute to the growing amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

The Internet and Your Carbon Footprint

March 14, 2021
Juniors taking the ACT this year get extra peace and quiet. Freshmen, sophomores, and seniors will be virtual while the juniors come to school and take the test.

Juniors Take ACT on a Virtual Day

March 2, 2021
Previously just a normal bodily function, sneezing is now considered taboo activity during the pandemic.

Sneezing Stigma

February 17, 2021
Joe Biden’s inaugural address, full of promises of hope and plans for our nation’s future, provides a sharp contrast to the despairing riots by Pro-Trump supporters just two weeks earlier.

Calm After the Storm

February 7, 2021
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