Hidden in Plain Sight
Under the Table Students often think they’re being sneaky when they hide their phones under the table and completely brain rot. A secret mission for
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Breakfast Madness
The Big Biscuit Located in Kickapoo Corners, The Big Biscuit is a great option for breakfast. They open at 6:30 every morning which allows ample
Au Revoir to Caesar & Bonjour to Candy!
I know we’ve all seen this “candy salad” trend all over our TikTok For You page, but what is it? Candy salad is when you
Full Ride Ahead: The $180,000 Journey to Excellence
With the end of the year approaching faster than ever, many upperclassmen are starting to plan their lives after highschool. This could be going straight
Fine Arts: It Is Required?
The Fine Arts. A beautiful way to start a high school career, some would say, but others dislike the fine arts and find it embarrassing
Foreign Recap
Cloe Salle (12)- France Q: What is your favorite memory of our school? A: “The football games.” Q: What is something you have noticed here
Teachers Who Changed Everything
Haven Henry (12) Q: What teacher had the biggest impact on you? A: “Miss Moore.” Q: Why did you pick Miss Moore? A: “There was
From Baby to Brain Rot
Between the Sephora kids and Skibidi Toilets one thing every high schooler is familiar with: Brain Rot. Brain Rot has a few different definitions, it’s
The Path to Friendship and Fun
Some things take days to form, and others take years. Junior Eli Barnes met a group of friends a few years ago, and together they
A Bittersweet Goodbye
I first walked into room 201 on August 23, 2021 for Journalism 1 wondering what to expect. I had initially signed up for the class
Things That Just Make Sense Here…
It’s no secret this is an interesting school. However, being a student here makes you numb to all the weird things we have. Here is
Distributing the Education in DECA
Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) is a chapter based organization that works at the high school and college level to help provide students with
Behind Closed Doors
March is Women’s History Month, and in honor of that we should remember and learn about women in history and the present that discovered, innovated,
Pathway Towards Medicine
This year, 38 members of our school’s HOSA (Health Occupation Students of American) chapter have qualified for state. Junior Morgan Alder is one of
Seeing C-Street
Springfield has a rich history, and Commercial Street has contributed to a significant chunk of its story. C-Street Street started thriving shortly after the Atlantic
Behind the Sketches
The halls of our school are full of students with different interests and talents. The artists of our school are often overlooked. One talented artist
What it Takes to Be A Part of The Cabinet
2024 to 2025 Cabinet interest meetings have recently come to an end. The current student Cabinet and advisors will soon choose your school leaders for
Easter Around the World
Easter is a Christian holiday that many cultures celebrate but in different ways. As people in the U.S. celebrate differently based on their religion or
Victory Cheers: A Girls Journey to Nationals
This year our competitive cheer team made their way to nationals at Disney in Orlando, Florida. After lots of trials and tribulations, the team made
Important Things that You Should Keep in Your Car
Emergencies on the road happen when you least expect it. Whether it’s running out of gas, a popped tire, or your engine stopped working, it’s