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Cora DeWyre ‘21, Circulation, Business/Ad, and Social Media Manager Procrastination comes in many forms. Everyone does it. But why? It is not necessarily because we are lazy. It is not always because of a lack of time management. Instead, it is about avoiding unwanted, negative emotions. We often put off tasks because we do not... Continue Reading →
Cora DeWyre ‘21, Circulation, Business/Ad, and Social Media Manager The hearts are shining bright for this lovely month of February. Check out what the future has in store for each zodiac this valentine season. Aries (March 21-April 19)- For this month, you will have positive energy fueling your actions. Whether it is involving yourself in... Continue Reading →
Kelly Thorell ‘21 Opinion Editor When buying a product off of a shelf in a store, the deeper origins of the product are often ignored. It is assumed that the product was built in a cute factory by joyful employees, or more often the origins of our products are not thought of at all. This... Continue Reading →
Kelly Thorell ‘21, Opinion Editor Cardio, salads, and fad-diets are oftentimes a woman’s go-tos in order to stay fit, or perhaps in other words, to stay skinny. This can be observed in any gym because most of the women tend to stick with the treadmills as men “pump iron.” This is possibly because the media... Continue Reading →
Jessica Sarrach ‘24, News Editor As we pass the one year anniversary of COVID-19 coming to America, things look wildly different from last February. The coronavirus has mutated, and new strands have begun spreading worldwide. One new strand, B.1.1.7, started spreading viscously across Europe, and has reached the United States as of late december. Since... Continue Reading →
Jessica Sarrach ‘24, News Editor The 2020-2021 school year has proven to be very different than any years prior. This term we have seen hybrid schedules, fully virtual classes, and heavily sanitized classrooms. The 2020-2021semesters have been a rollercoaster ride, but perhaps some of the changes have been good. At the start of the second... Continue Reading →
Ava Mac ‘21, Editor-in-Chief Just hours after taking office on Jan. 20, President Joe Biden got to work with no delay. Signing 11 executive orders on his first day alone, Biden began to fulfill his top campaign promises by rejoining the Paris Agreement on climate change, canceling the Keystone XL permit, revising immigration enforcement policies,... Continue Reading →
Alyson Furstenau ‘21, Photo Editor Ever since Justin Bieber was featured in Luis Fonsi’s hit song “Despacito,” Spanish music in the United States has gained a tremendous amount of popularity in a very short span of time. Arts and culture data journalist, Jamie Ballard, said, “Overall, about half (49 percent) of Americans listen to music... Continue Reading →
Grace Cook ‘21, Sports and Entertainment Editor Remarkable years influence people to make remarkable art. Finding themselves with excess time on their hands during 2020 and 2021, many South Lyon students devoted themselves to artful expression. Art is, in fact, crucial to human civilization. Since the caveman period, humans have created art to record history,... Continue Reading →
