Emmaleigh Kowal, Staff writer
March 28, 2019
Filed under Opinion
Being home-schooled for nine years was never not an option. Living overseas, where I wasn’t an expert with the language, didn’t really provide for a great education from a public school. I know that there are definite benefits...
Rheanna Coke, Web Editor/Staff Writer
March 26, 2019
Filed under Opinion, Student Life
Lunch time chaos is something that students are all too familiar with. Entering the lunch room to a mile-long line is anything but inviting, and the thought of waiting to receive a preselected lunch of someone else’s choos...
Ally Estes, Editor-In-Chief
March 13, 2019
Filed under Opinion
Credit cards are more than just square pieces of plastic with codes encrypted with numbers, letters, and bar scans. They’re a gateway into improving credit scores, aiding in emergency situations, and can even provide children w...
Joshua Simpson, Staff writer
January 29, 2019
Filed under Opinion
If you want to know what a meme really is, don’t Google ‘memes’ and scroll through the images. Don’t look off that kid’s phone in the back of class, because chances are it’s terrible.
If you want to know what a meme really ...
PetralieJo Wurtz, Staff Writer
January 29, 2019
Filed under Opinion
I am unsatisfied with the impact that memes have on society. A high percentage of memes are shared around the web through social media to many users that are interested in the creation of photos with subtitles that explain current...
Ally Estes, Editor-in-chief
January 29, 2019
Filed under Opinion
Dumb questions are easier to handle than dumb mistakes. This is a widely-known idea which implies that nipping ignorance early can result in a positive outcome. It’s the way in which inquisitive people are treated, however, wh...
Emmaleigh Kowal, Staff writer
December 18, 2018
Filed under Opinion
In the days of old, people lived by a code that promoted kindness and respect. However, over time, people began to become selfish and rude, placing themselves and their own needs before those of the people around them.
Chiva...
Wildcat Staff
November 27, 2018
Filed under Opinion
We the people surround ourselves with political socialization. Our social media is jam packed with the ideologies that we subscribe to and we go home to families that may discuss political opinions around the dinner table. Despit...
Bridget McClusky and Ellie Wassman
October 23, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Dating has always been a part of high school, whether the relationship lasts a week or all four years. This makes sense, considering high school students are entering the transition between childhood and adulthood. One dilemma that...
