Jessica Sarrach ‘24, News Editor For many years now, social media has controlled the way we live our lives, and 2020 is no different. Whether it is for entertainment purposes or for keeping track of the latest breaking news, social media is at the center of it all. With apps like Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat... Continue Reading →
Political idolization is becoming a threat to American democracy
Ava Mac ‘21, Editor-in-Chief When we think of extreme political idolization, or the blind adoration of politicians as holy figures, the first modern-day case that comes to mind is that of Kim Jong-Un. In North Korea, where freedom of speech is oppressed and worship of their leader is required, it is clear that idolizing those... Continue Reading →
Volunteering in South Lyon
Cora DeWyre ‘21, Circulation Manager and Business/AD Manager Teens in an age of technology are increasingly becoming disconnected from the real world more than ever, often disengaging from their community. A step back from our daily routines needs to occur, so societal changes can be looked at with a more critical lense. Without a face-to-face... Continue Reading →
Women in STEM: How the gender gap is encouraging women to get involved
Alyson Furstenau ‘21, Photo Editor According to the American Association of University Women (AAUW) article “The STEM Gap,” women make up “only 28 percent of the workforce in science, technology, engineering, and math.” This is a shockingly low percentage. It could be assumed that the present day gender gap is discouraging for women looking to... Continue Reading →