On Monday, January 30th, the Boy Scouts of America officially announced that they will begin accepting transgender boys into the previously ‘boys-only’ scouting program.
Category: News
Local Students Participate in Historic Women’s March
“It was vibrant. People were everywhere and they packed the streets. It was an amazing, peaceful, and life-changing experience. Women do rule the world,” says sophomore Aiyana White, who attended the march in D.C.
Sophomore Travels to Carnegie Hall
Elaine Park, a sophomore cellist, can now say that she has performed at Carnegie Hall.
Why Go Red for Women is Important
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in both sexes; however, it claims a woman’s life roughly every 80 seconds.
Winter One Acts Review
Performances of the Winter One Acts really connected with the audience.
Seasoned Actress’s Passing, Mary Tyler Moore
Mary Tyler Moore, an American actress, and dancer, died January 25, 2017, at 80 years of age. Moore was admitted to a hospital after contracting pneumonia.
President Trump to Attorney General: You’re Fired
President Donald Trump has fired the Attorney General Sally Yates for not defending Trump’s executive order to ban people from 7 countries where the majority of people are Muslim.
A Dog’s Purpose: Dogs Aren’t Props
Behind-the-scenes video of “A Dog’s Purpose” shows a German shepherd being forced into raging water.
Let’s Cut to the Chase: Is Wrestlers’ Cutting Weight Unhealthy?
As a part of preparation for wrestling and the tournaments that are in session, wrestlers are required to make their weight class in order to participate in a tournament, which involves losing, or “cutting” weight. In a handful of interviews with people who were crucial to discover the question some may have pondered: Are the techniques that wrestlers use to cut weight unhealthy, and in what ways can it be considered healthy?
The Young Club: Young Democrats
Young Democrats’ club goals are to volunteer in the community, lobby city council, and getting a public artwork to display.
