Written by Ginger Felburg I had a vision of all public high schools having the same opportunities, education, and structure. I knew there were some variations on funding due to the income of surrounding neighborhoods, but in general I believed the public education system was standardized. This misconception began unveiling itself around the beginning … Continue reading A Day in the Life of a Student in Rural Oregon
Written by Emma Brady-Wright Global warming, social equality, pollution, health care, the preservation of natural resources. These are all current problems in the world that our generation is being expected to fix. Today’s teens have inherited a variety of environmental and societal problems, but why? Why are the burdens of the past now borne by … Continue reading Pressured to Fix the World
Written by Emma Brady-Wright You know those days where you wake up and you just don’t feel like getting up and starting the day? That gut sinking feeling where you just want to turn over and go back to sleep. Been there before? If you haven’t, (you’re probably lying), but imagine this: The sun peeks … Continue reading How the Right Song Can Make Your Day a Hundred Times Better
Written by Emma Brady-Wright The day of cupid is almost upon us, and whether you’re in relationship or marching to the beat of your own drum, there’s one thing that everyone knows about Valentine’s Day: the love songs. There are all different types of love songs, getting together songs, breakup songs, unrequited songs, and many … Continue reading Valentine’s Day Playlist
Written by Jon Reece Recently in the bathrooms I’ve noticed a pretty severe mistreatment of the soap. Now I can’t really speak to how Wilson soap has been treated historically, but I can safely say the it’s worst soap situation I’ve seen in my time here. We’ve got soap dispensers being emptied into sinks, we’ve … Continue reading What’s going on with the soap? [Satire]
