Biomimicry influences architecture
In the connection between the designs of mother nature and those of humankind, designers use biomimicry, the replication of unique singularities in nature, to their
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Social media increase accountability, responsibility
In the age of the internet, instances of inappropriate behaviors hindering reputations are almost instantaneous and can have serious consequences.
Student reflects on social media use, impact on adolescents
Social media impacts virtually every aspect of an adolescent's life, from disrupting sleep patterns to interfering with family time.
on Women’s History Month
Students voice their opinion on female role models in their lives.
An open letter to high school as a second semester senior
As I enter my eighth, and final, semester, the comradery I’ve felt is unmatched. The conversations are becoming more vulnerable. The smiles are becoming more
Varying viewpoints on vaccinations facilitate discussion
From Buddhist monks drinking snake venom in the 17th Century as an inoculation to snake bites, and the 17th century english using cowpox as a
A pill-popping pandemic
Although people might not be able to fully verbalize the pain they are in, the physical signs are clear. They could writhe in their beds,
Girls’ swimming and diving places second at COMO Invite
Coming off of winter break, the girls’ swim and dive team dove right back into competition at the COMO Invite Jan. 4 and Jan. 5
Fear fuels decision-making, everyday behavior, attitude
Fear, a powerful and primitive human emotion, essentially shapes all that humans do. Whether to skydive off an airplane or pick up a tarantula with
Recap: How the Bruins came to face Francis Howell
In last Friday's game the Bruins defeated Francis Howell Central 47-20, winning them the chance to continue districts. Kickoff for the second district game will