His first instrument was piano, which he started when he was just six. Now, John Michael Pfrommer (11) plays many more than just the 88-keyed instrument. Alto, tenor and baritone saxophone. Flute and...
Students who submit their work in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards can receive three levels of recognition: Gold Key, Silver Key and Honorable Mention. This year, White Station High...
A teacher’s eye lingers over a name on their roll — they want to call it out but they cannot. After all, the student will not respond. They’re over 8,700 miles away.
For the entire first...
High school literature is generally perceived as painfully predictable. Many have memories of poring over “Hamlet,” “Frankenstein” and “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” searching for...
A few weeks into the new year, many East Asian cultures begin celebrating the Lunar New Year. During this celebration, families come together and reconnect with each other while celebrating their...
The smell of passionfruit filling the air, the smoke from the wick drifting past her, wax dripping from her fingertips: Nyla Johson (12) makes her first candle of the day.
Bored at home with...
Hannia Antunez, News & Feature Team Leader
• January 30, 2023
“How do we human beings fit into the cosmos?” and “How do our complex human experiences like consciousness, falling in love and feeling connected to nature arise from just atoms and molecules?”...
All around the world, people ring in the New Year at midnight on Jan. 1. While shooting fireworks is one of the most common traditions, there are many other unique ways that people commemorate the...
With Rachel Kannady, former sociology and anatomy teacher, taking on new opportunities, Katelyn Cherry fills the teaching role she left behind. Cherry is now teaching anatomy, physiology and sociology....
Countless students dream of striding through the halls of Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, but for eight members of the White Station Math Team, this dream became reality....
Elderly men in navy and gray suits behind closed doors discussing the ambiguities of economics and social rights have served as a stereotype for American politics consistently since the country’s...
The Telugu Association of Memphis (TAM) has existed for 41 years and in those years has had countless cultural festivals. However, it recently held its Youth Festival; its main purpose being not...
