Lisa Stine, Bryant educator for 12 years, with 6 years as the journalism advisor, takes her next step as a writer at the CJRW Advertising Agency. She worked with countless students to hone their craft...
Not many people can say they were born in a town that shares their name.
Junior Caleb Heimbach is originally from Heimbach, Germany, He used to live in Oklahoma, until he and his mother moved to Arkansas...
Serving food, taking care of guests and doing other tasks around the restaurant, junior Michelle Altankhuyag works as a server at her parents' restaurant, Sky Modern Japanese.
“My parents and two...
When junior Bella Watkins learned the news that the school would not be holding a traditional prom, she realized many students would be disappointed at the loss of a normally major school event. Watkins...
At the age of 7, sophomore Kyleigh Simmons would find hard objects from her room to place under her upper back to just get a peaceful night's sleep.
Noticing her extreme back discomfort, her parents...
Q: What’s something that really just disgusts you?
A: One time I tried to eat fried oysters, and I almost threw up. The breading was so separated from the rest of it--the outside of it was just...
Q: What is a place that means a lot to you?
A: My home country Palestine means a lot to me, because I was born there and raised there. I moved away five years ago, but still go visit there every summer,...
The coronavirus pandemic has created several challenges in the lives of students, forcing them to juggle their educations, personal affairs, jobs and extracurriculars. Students who encounter the recently...
Delinquents. Lazy. Potheads. The stigma surrounding skateboarders has been a prevalent misunderstanding for years.
But there’s a certain courage and dedication that is fostered by people who skate,...
This story was written prior to the COVID-19 outbreak and was intended to be released in our March print issue.
Pitch black is all junior Madison Moore saw as she came tumbling down. What...
This copy originally appeared in the October 23, 2019 print edition.
Ever since she was little, sophomore Caitlin LaCerra has enjoyed being involved. In her second year of high school, not...
