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Making the difficult choice between in-person and virtual school can leave many students weighing their options extensively to decide what is best for them.

Weighing In-Person and Online Learning

Mason Kellerman, Illustrator
December 12, 2020
Principal Dr. Steve Hankins and Lafayette Principal Dr. Karen Calcaterra stand at the podium during the Board of Education (BOE) meeting Thursday, Oct. 22. Dr. Hankins said spacing would allow MHS to have about three to six feet of spacing should many of the students opt to return to school. “We’ll have to use the rooms we have,” Hankins said. “In my building, every room is taken every hour, but we will follow the protocol.”

Editorial Board: RSD: Hear Us Now

Editorial Board
October 28, 2020
Technology can be frustrating while using Zoom -- especially when students have to keep cameras on.

Keeping Zoom Cameras On is a Student’s Decision

Lajja Patel, Staff Reporter
October 17, 2020
In a protest for George Floyd Wednesday, June 3, a large crowd sat in a moment of silence for 8 minutes and 46 seconds to resemble the duration of time former Minneapolis police officer, Derek Chauvin, knelt on Floyds neck.

Perspective: In the Wake of George Floyd’s Death, How Do We Create Change?

Lauren Pickett, In-Depth Editor
June 13, 2020
The first open letter was posted to Instagram by Lana Del Rey on May 21st.

The music industry has a skewed outlook on feminism

Rutaiba Siddiqui, Staff Reporter
June 4, 2020
By redefining the traditional schoolweek and workweek, quarantine has given many people time to significantly improve their lives.

Opinion: Time, the Silver Lining of Quarantine

Arpitha Sistla, Staff Reporter
May 27, 2020
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