“Breaking Bad” spin off proves exciting
Adam Staudinger, Assistant Web Editor-in-Chief
September 11, 2017
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Opinion
With season 3 of AMC’s Better Call Saul coming to an end this last June, fans are anxious to know how Jimmy McGill becomes the infamous Saul Goodman. The exciting, new prequel to AMC’s Breaking Bad has received stellar reviews. The show’s stories are gripping, and it really stands on...
New restaurants attract students
Griffin Foster, Journalist
April 17, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Today young people do not consider Jackson as a fun place to hangout, but with multiple restaurants closing in Jackson and new ones opening, the city is going to look more youthful than ever. Since it opened, Texas Roadhouse has been one of the most popular places to eat. “I think that having new...
Cell phone policy benefits students
Adam Staudinger, Journalist
April 13, 2017
Filed under Opinion
There is a new school wide policy on cell phones with varying opinions from students. The general opinion from staff is positive. “I am super excited. I had such a great day yesterday with the official roll out of no cell phones in the classroom,”said English teacher Rebecca Bortnicha...
New dress code policy prepares students for future jobs
Taylor Thrush, Journalist
March 27, 2017
Filed under Opinion
The dress code is constantly changing. However, this year the administration attempted to almost take it away completely, and ended in some students taking advantage of it. At the start of third term the dress code was changed to be more strict, since students were wearing short dresses, hats, an...
Pro-Con: Long distance relationships
Audri Chenoweth and Sydney Bowler
March 15, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Saying goodbye always seems to be a challenge. Couples get into a relationship for the reason that they love one another. Why end it over something as meaningless and workable as distance? Seeing yourself without them is just not going to happen. Knowing you will be together again and that...
Pro-Con: Getting a job in high school
Sydney Bowler and Audri Chenoweth
March 7, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Throughout high school, students gain positive attributes that colleges and careers will be on the lookout for such as time management, responsibility and grit. As teenagers work alongside adults in the workplace, they prepare for the “adult world”. Adolescents acquire work experience most ca...
Pro-Con: Bandwagon of social media trends
Sydney Bowler and Audri Chenoweth
March 3, 2017
Filed under Opinion
The world revolves around social media. There will be Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and many other mobile applications present practically everywhere a person could dream of going. Social media is seen so frequently because it keeps people connected, especially teenagers, in a way that wa...
Negative effects of stress on youth
Genna Barner, Editor-in-Chief
February 28, 2017
Filed under Opinion
As the younger generation get older it seems that society expects more and more out of them. This causes adolescents to feel like they have failed when they are not meeting the expectations. Society tells students that they need to do certain things in order to be considered “successful”. Teenagers...
Classes offered to help plan future
Sydney Bowler, Opinion Editor
February 23, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Going into college, students are expected to know how to live on their own and deal with difficult people and situations. These are all skills that are taught in public school, but not enforced. Teenagers are constantly caught complaining about how school does not teach any real life skills such as...
Importance of creativity over technology
Genna Barner, Editor-in-Chief
February 21, 2017
Filed under Opinion
As much as we spread love, our society is becoming more hateful of one another. As much as we say we are standing up for ourselves, we are becoming a hypocritical and complaining generation. People are quick to hide behind screens when it comes to confrontation. Our society has found the easy way...
Spreading love after election
Sydney Bowler, Opinion Editor
February 16, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Throughout this election, there has been more hate than any other election has seen before. Riots have been held and unpeaceful protest is seen everywhere. People have been found burning flags as protest tactics against the outcome of the election. As they are trying to send a message about their...
Morality of America worsens
Griffin Foster, Journalist
February 15, 2017
Filed under Opinion
The morality of Americans is being chipped away piece by piece because Americans have chosen to stray from what made us great in the first place. People are in an up rise in the United States for many different reasons and most of them are not being handled inappropriate ways. Americans protesting...
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