Surveillance: real or nah?

Today given the ability of the government to surveil citizens, we wonder if there is really someone living in our computers or phones and watching us through the cameras in our devices. An overflow of memes and jokes on social media make us laugh but ultimately this possibility is really quite frightening. Is it conceivable […]

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Madi Henry Silver Congressional Award Medal

On Tuesday, May 1, Congressman John Larson presented the Silver Congressional Award Medal to junior Madison Henry. Madi fulfilled goals in four areas including voluntary public service, personal development, physical fitness and expedition/exploration to earn the award. “It requires you to do 200 hours of voluntary service, 100 hours of personal development, 100 hours of […]

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Asapokhai wins Silver Key award

On Tuesday, Jan. 30, sophomore Juanita Asapokhai won a Silver Key in the Scholastic Art and Writing Competition for her sophisticated short story “Pájaros.” Juanita’s story is centered around the relationship between two boys. “It is about these two boys that are friends and one of their mothers dies in the beginning, and the entire […]

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