Katie Robinson, Viewpoint Team Leader
• November 25, 2022
Since the early 1980s, the National Library Association has been releasing a list of books that are frequently challenged by parents and politicians. Teachers annually await the start of Banned Book...
A thud reverberates from the senior parking lot. A crowd begins to form — then suddenly police sirens erupt through the chatter, and an ambulance rushes onto campus. The news spreads: a student has been...
For some students, reading a book on their own can be uninteresting and challenging to finish compared to when reading with peers. Students in the AP Literature course have proven that reading can be exciting...
In high school, it is common to feel left out or ‘othered’, but for students in the LGBTQ+ community this ‘otherness’ is too often a reality amongst straight and cis-gendered peers. Enter the Gender...
Justin Kouch, Viewpoint Team Leader
• March 26, 2020
For students who plan on applying for competitive colleges in the near future, the most daunting part is slowly approaching: the Common App. But what are the most important things to think about when completing...
Yoohoo. Ding. Swoosh. The sounds of social media ring through our lives, controlling what we do every day.
The vast amount of choices for social media allows everyone to text, tweet, snap or post anything...
Tears have been shed, petitions have been made, and word has spread: Booksellers at Laurelwood is officially closing by the end of February.
For years, the locally-owned bookstore has been a destination...
