The Manafort and Cohen Trial
Gelila Negesse, Reporter
September 17, 2018
On August 21st, Paul Manafort and Michael Cohen, two men who were key aids to the Trump campaign and presidency, were on trial in which Cohen pleaded guilty on eight counts in a New York courtroom and Manafort was found guilty on eight counts in a Washington D.C courtroom. Manafort and Cohen found themselves in troub...
Driving Safety for Back to School
Paola Hernandez Olvera, Reporter
September 7, 2018
Filed under Features
Driving a vehicle is a common desire for many teenagers. However, whether it be for more freedom or simply to get to and from school, there are some dangers that most students don’t think about when they get behind the wheel. When the school year starts again, morning traffic can be more congested th...
Video Games and School Shootings
Paola Hernandez Olvera, Reporter
June 8, 2018
Filed under Features
After the school shooting in Parkland, Fla., President Donald Trump met with video game executives, members of Congress, conservative media activist Brent Bozell and a mother from the Parents Television Council to discuss video games. At the meeting, President Trump argued that violent video games an...
The Perils of Racial Injustice: Students Share Experiences
Michael Chambers, Reporter
May 23, 2018
Filed under Features
In an era where minorities are wrongfully accused of crimes based on the color of their skin, younger generations are ready to see a change. According to the Vanity Fair, the probability of being black, unarmed, and shot by police is more than three times as likely as being white, unarmed and shot by...
Seniors Reflect on Lessons Learned
Braedon Harris, Co-Editor-in-Chief
May 23, 2018
Filed under Features
High school is the last stop before young adults are thrown out into the real world. It is supposed to prepare students for life on their own and give them everything they need to succeed. However, not everyone will leave high school with the same knowledge, understanding or skills. What students leave ...
Engineered For Honors Credit
Braedon Harris, Co-Editor-in-Chief
May 23, 2018
Filed under Features
Students entering high school are pressed with major questions. They are asked to make life-changing decisions, like choosing a college and career path. The pressure is especially heavy on MST students, who are expected to go above and beyond their peers. It is a whole new world, way different than m...
Taking A Shot At Clinicals
Gabriella Rodriguez-Sanchez, Reporter
May 21, 2018
Filed under Features
When it comes to their aspirations in the medical field, students decide to be in the clinicals program to get ahead on their careers. Students gain experience by joining the program, which can be beneficial to jumpstarting the training for careers students are interested in. Every student joins clinicals...
Raiders Talk Relationships
Paola Hernandez Olvera, Reporter
May 21, 2018
Filed under Features
In high school, students deal with schoolwork, family and sometimes even romantic relationships. While some teens are involved in a relationship, not everyone has the same thought process. Students in high school are often discouraged to be in a relationship, because it’s not expected to last. However,...
Pros and Cons of Teen Jobs
Emily Molden, Photo Editor
May 11, 2018
Filed under Features
According to the U.S. Census, approximately one in four high school students over the age of 16 hold jobs. Having to devote time to a job outside of school can have effects on students’ academic and athletic responsibilities. “I used to have a job, but now I realize that it is too much to balance t...
The Importance of Sleep
Braedon Harris, Co-Editor-in-Chief
May 7, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
Studies show that 73 percent of people 18 and older do not receive an adequate amount of sleep every night. This, unsurprisingly, is a trend seen amongst highschool students as well. With busy lives and a lot on their calendars, it’s common for them to miss out on the sleep they need. ...
The Effects of School Shootings on Teachers
Paola Hernandez Olvera, Reporter
May 7, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
The news plays on the screen of the normal television, the one in the normal living room, while the normal teacher, from a normal school, sits on her normal sofa. What has disturbed the natural order of this setting is the news. The news is anything but normal this evening, as chaos unravels at what was o...
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