The purpose of a dress code is to match the general environment you’re in, for example, if you work in an office or are having an interview, you may want to wear business or business casual. We are in high school, we love to explore different things, but not in an appropriate way. Being dress […]
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While Christmas music can be a great way to get into the holidays, it can have an effect on your mental health in good ways and bad ways too. Christmas music is meant to promote festive moods and feelings. This type of music creates many feelings for people, mostly happy ones. Music has a strong
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Anew cell phone policy prohibits phone usage during class unless for an educational purpose across the district, coming with new punishments at each school. Principal Dr. Sean DeMaree explains the policy is simply saying that in high school there are no cell phones during the school day. “So [in the] hallways is fine, before and
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Many art students of room 705 got quite a scare this month as a clutter of brown recluse spiders got cozy in a corner of the classroom. This infestation was recently discovered by students as they went to get drawing and painting supplies. “There were quite a few on the wall, and there were webs
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Election Day was a day to mourn for many people. To mourn their rights and freedom to be who they are and to have the right to choose. As a man, your rights might not go away but women’s do, minorities do, and people who deserve to have free will do. It seems like America
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Students are experiencing an uncontrolled version of what had been “cancel culture” as of early 2020 following the development of social media. Its spoilage started when people began to abuse cancellation by shaming or rejecting anyone and everyone for their differing opinions. With time, cancel culture has earned itself two clear definitions, the first is
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Every year, students and staff participate in the annual blood drive, whose goal is help those in need. Chemistry teacher Andrew Davids is the faculty supervisor of the Health Occupations Students of America, aka the HOSA, and plays a huge role in the blood drive. “We host a blood drive every year receiving donations from
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In the last four years, enrollment has decreased quite a bit with principal Dr. Sean DeMaree noting 200 fewer students from when he first started working here. “Four years ago we [had] approximately 2000 students and then the year after, which was my first year here at South, we were right around 1950, and then
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The parking passes have changed from being assigned to not assigned. In past years students were assigned to certain parking lots, compared to now with students being able to park freely in any parking lot they want. Principal Dr. Sean DeMaree says that the new change is to help motivate students to get to school
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Many students have strong feelings about the new interventions added to advisory as well as our e-hallpass restrictions, many are showing distaste for these rules. Senior April Gudiel-Lopez has many opinions on these new rules and how they affect her getting help. “[Often] it’s just if I want to go to another class and get
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