“What do you want to be when you grow up?” It’s a very common question adults ask kids. The question itself is pretty harmless, and most people just answer with “doctor” or “engineer” or...

WSS Intern Reem Kirja ’25 explains Arab culture and contributions. It’s a humid April morning, and sounds of people getting ready for the day engulf the atmosphere. I wake up around 7 a.m., drink...

One thing I will definitely remember after graduating high school would be the jam-packed schedules we all have right now. However, this type of schedule where we are all forced to work every minute of...

Ben Gerard  FOJ Period 7      “There are three kinds of people, The ones above, the ones below, and the ones that fall.” What would you do to eat? What if it had been a day? Two days?...

In this podcast, we will be discussing the best days of the year to be a sports fan. We'll discuss our differences in preference and how the numbers get broken down. In the end, our events will be set...

I was hanging out with a friend of mine last week, and her little sister was watching an old Disney channel show that I used to love. I realized how long it’s been since I watched one myself, so for...

A group of drunk high school boys drive around rural Iowa one evening. Beer cans being held in the air, along with collective laughter. The boys take turns daring each other to engage in rather dangerous...

A line we’ve all heard repeatedly as students throughout the years. What if I told you homework wasn’t needed, would you agree or disagree? After you hear these points you’ll have your answer.    As...

"I love this song because of all the different levels and mainly just because of the acting that goes with it. This song is also played again in act two during the trial and it gives you the exact same...

Uncle Sam's Predicament

I guess before I start, I should give background on Gray. Gray is my older brother, a video-game lover, graphic-novel enthusiast, and one-half of a pair of twins.  His birthday is in March, even though...

We’re all just people no matter what race or ethnicity we are, none of us are above one another, nor is anyone below, but what happens when someone is being put on both sides of the coin?  I think...