Rewriting Romance: How Media Shapes Dating in High School
From dramatic proposals to perfect dates, movies and TV shows often portray dating as a series of grand gestures. Although these portrayals are…
From dramatic proposals to perfect dates, movies and TV shows often portray dating as a series of grand gestures. Although these portrayals are…
Do you ever realize how much of your life is controlled by someone else? Take your education— from your daily AP classes to…
It’s a Monday in Washington High School. A group of seniors is huddled over a single iPhone 17, but they aren’t looking at…
It is no secret that AI is being used by students everywhere to complete all manner of tasks and homework assignments. But students are no longer the only people in school using artificial intelligence to make their lives easier.
What are Sunday scaries? The Sunday scaries, often referred to as the Sunday Anxiety, describe the feeling of unease or nervous anticipation that happens when the weekend is coming to an end.
With California recently joining over thirty states banning phone usage in schools, debate over whether this helps or harms students is growing. The purpose is to help students focus in school instead of scrolling through social media and texting during class time.
Many high school students often have a concern lingering at the back of their mind: “What am I supposed to do?” or “What is my purpose?”
It’s a harrowing question, and I’m guessing you all have heard it once or twice, in some variation at least.
“What do you want to do when you grow up?”
The end of senior year marks new beginnings for all seniors. As acceptances and rejections roll in, they prepare to start the next chapter of their lives.