Choosing where to begin one’s life as an independent adult is one of the biggest decisions seniors have to make. The process begins with deciding whether or not to pursue higher education. For those...
Many of us arrived home from a relaxing winter break vacation to find America’s foreign relations in mayhem. Iran. World War III. A hefty bounty on the head of none other than President Donald J. Trump....
Justin Kouch, Viewpoint Team Leader
• March 2, 2020
Every child marvels at the majestic roar of lions or the impressive tricks of orcas. Many students, such as Angel Reyes (12), Sophie Floyd (11) and Janona Pirlepelsova (12), have been to zoos or aquariums...
From ‘boomers’ to ‘zoomers’, each generation brings something unique to the table, and in a time of dire issues, collaboration among generations is a must. Why then does intergenerational animosity...
A surge of music, style and opportunity over the past hundred years have allowed black culture to flourish and truly immerse itself into American culture as a whole. A number of defining events since the...
Rachel Parkison, Student Life Team Leader
• February 26, 2020
Following a decisive win in the Nevada caucuses last weekend, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders has begun to build significant momentum in his campaign.
According to a report by Politico, Sanders came in...
Rachel Parkison, Student Life Team Leader
• February 13, 2020
Ah, Valentine’s Day: a time for red roses, chocolate hearts and teddy bears. Oh—and Roman celebrations of fertility.
As you might expect, Valentine’s day hasn’t always been the commercial holiday...
Basketball homecoming took notes from football homecoming this year and brought something new to the table. With a newly instated “Homecoming Royalty” title, the court has officially opened to all...
Fresh air, warm sunlight and clear skies surround you as you walk through the zoo, observing the animals living peacefully in replicas of natural habitats. Zoos, a safe domain for the world’s creatures,...
Two weeks into the 2019-2020 school year, Shelby County Schools implemented a one size fits all mandatory grading scale. While some see the new consistency as beneficial, the lack of individuality within...
For some, November marks the beginning of the holiday season. A toasty cup of hot chocolate, a crackling fire and flickering candles set the mood as you turn on a movie on the Hallmark channel.
“I...
The average White Station student wouldn’t think twice about navigating the crowded halls or traversing the vast campus. However, for students with disabilities, mobility around the school can be a struggle.
Under...
