by Annie McShane, Design and Copy Editor
Picture this: It is fall of 2020. You are scrolling through your TikTok for you page which is filled with videos under #dracotok when you come across an edit for a Harry Potter...
by Mara Callahan, Editor in Chief
December 9, 2022
The inside cover description of my COVID-19 quarantine reads like an angsty 90s drama: the confused teen struggling to figure out who she is. I spent frantic hours searching for the right college and perfect major to pursue. I became obsessed with leaving behind some kind of legacy.
The One Where I Convince You To Watch “Friends”
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“Friends” undoubtedly revolves around sticking together in the face of difficulties, and giving or receiving a laugh when the going gets tough.
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by Katelyn Buckley, Staff Member
“I want students to be open to new experiences and try something outside of their comfort zone,” Finn said. “All of our classes are designed to get students moving, thinking and creating in new ways.”
by Olivia Cooper, Staff Writer
December 19, 2022
“None of the students that are here have had intramurals since they've been here,” Kogge said. “So it was like a clean slate and a way for us to structure it in a way that we thought would be effective and kind of set the foundation, like this is the expectation.”