Emma Guglielmo, Copy Editor
March 13, 2020
Jazz. The music that trickles through the elevator’s speakers, then followed by a small diss of “Ugh. Jazz music is the worst.” The music that has been reduced in all of its glory to the stuff played at elderly homes, deemed...
Maynor Chinchilla, Opinion Editor
March 12, 2020
There are a lot of differences in the world but are these differences bad or good? Our world is full of diversity where we can learn from each other's differences. Sadly, not everyone thinks this way. A lot of people do not lik...
Macey MacArthur, People Editor
March 11, 2020
Recently, major problems with the well being of teenagers seem to all be blamed on the rise of social media.
Mental illnesses, high suicide rates, and even eating disorders have been said to stem from the overwhelming amount ...
Ava Weinreb, Director of Business
March 10, 2020
COVID 19, or the coronavirus has grabbed the world by storm, currently holding its death toll at 2,100. This virus is more deadly than the past SARS outbreak. However, there is a larger illness plaguing the world, xenophobia....
Natalie Navarra, Staff Writer
March 5, 2020
Recently, I have been exploring the world of crystals. A few of the youtubers I watch often talk about crystals and how it has benefited their lives, so I got some crystals to see if they actually have benefits. I have had my do...
Grace Swift, Instagram Co-Captain
February 19, 2020
Sleep is a key factor for a student’s school performance and mental health, which is why many people debate whether or not schools should start later. Right now at Roswell High School, classes start at 8:20 a.m. and if you w...
Gabby Lerner, Copy Editor
February 18, 2020
As spring break is slowly approaching, you may be worried about getting your “bikini body” back and shedding off your “winter coat”. Many embark on crazy, dangerous diets that may lead to a binge-restrict cycle.
A ...
Noah Goulbourne, Twitter Co-Captain
February 18, 2020
Nowadays, there are plenty of distractions for drivers once they get behind the wheel. These distractions can lead to car damage, serious injuries and even death. According to DriverKnowledge.com, “the average number of car ac...
Sahba Ostovarravary, Copy writer
January 30, 2020
With the fall of cable TV, people have started subscribing to online streaming services to get the content they want. What used to be a convenient way to pay a small monthly fee for all the shows and movies someone would want h...
Ansley Tanner, News Page Editor, Director of Business
January 29, 2020
The increase in the amount of disaster that has struck over the past 15 years has been indisputably due to climate change. Natural disasters have increased exponentially recently, whether it be hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfire...
Macey MacArthur, People Page Editor
January 28, 2020
Recently school hallways have been flooded with posters promoting self-care and reaching out for help. This seems like a wonderful thing, but these efforts have been implemented to fight the rise in teenage depression, anxiety,...
Isabella Cordell, Director of Communications
January 27, 2020
Following the events in Iran, a USA Today poll found that the majority of Americans “by 52%-34%” believe Trump’s behavior in Iran is “reckless”.
Undeniably, Trump has consistently exhibited extremely reckless tactic...
