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Best Buddies is hosting their annual talent show Friday, March 14. This event will be performed by both the members of the club and special education students. The show will...
Field trips are a part of academics that many students look forward to. Because, let’s be honest, being able to skip class for a fun trip for a special event makes nearly...
Aurora Public Library’s Teenage Advisory Board Grows in Popularity
March 6, 2024
A common problem among high school students is gathering enough volunteering hours. Especially in junior year, students scramble...
Scholastic Bowl continues to persevere
February 28, 2024
Scholastic Bowl, or Trivia Team, continues to work hard despite challenges in being a lesser known club among Metea's extracurriculars.
The FDA approved Opill, an oral birth control pill, to be sold over the counter this past July. In the upcoming weeks, Opill will be available for consumer purchase, which...
Buckling up will save your life
March 8, 2024
After seeing a car crash happen right in front of me, I immediately adjusted my seatbelt. I had just seen a red car fly by on...
Yearly Nicknames: The Emotions We Go Through In High School
February 26, 2024
From being excited one year, lazy the next, overwhelmed the third, and nostalgic the last, students go through a large range of...
*SPOILERS AHEAD* When it comes to making animated movie sequels, Dreamworks Studios has a hard time staying consistent. With certain franchises, like “Shrek,” “How...
‘Eternal Sunshine’: The Voyage between Heartbreak and Closure
March 11, 2024
“Where is the magic in life for you?” Zane Lowe, an Apple Music interviewer questioned. “In art, in human connection, in...
The voyage continues: The Circe Saga
February 26, 2024
With the MLB season just weeks away, teams across the league have concluded their offseason efforts to make themselves title contenders. While...
Best Buddies is hosting their annual talent show Friday, March 14. This event will be performed by both the members of the club and special education students....
Field trips are a part of academics that many students look forward to. Because, let’s be honest, being able to skip class for a fun trip for a special...
Welcome back to IAOOOW!! In this special interview, Azaa and Ryder are joined by student Mason Dang to discuss the topic of AP/Honors classes taking away...
Will, Charlie and Xavier sit down to break down the biggest moves from a busy first day of signings, retirements, and trades. Music by MoodMode.
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In collaboration with West Aurora School District 129, Indian Prairie School District 204 is hosting...
Citizens of Metea hosted their Primary Candidate Fair in preparation for the upcoming March elections...
El examen para el Sello de Alfabetización Bilingüe tendrá lugar el 3 de febrero para reconocer a los...
The Illinois High School Association (IHSA) announced that girls’ flag football will join their 2024-25...
Metea Valley’s badminton program seeks to form bonds between players and reach great heights. Metea...
Charlie and Xavier hop back on the pod to recap all the action from the big game, joined this time...
A common problem among high school students is gathering enough volunteering hours. Especially in junior year, students scramble to get their community service hours done...
The FDA approved Opill, an oral birth control pill, to be sold over the counter this past July. In the upcoming weeks, Opill will be available for consumer purchase, which...
*SPOILERS AHEAD* When it comes to making animated movie sequels, Dreamworks Studios has a hard time staying consistent. With certain franchises, like “Shrek,” “How...
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Unity In Excellence club organized the annual Black History Month assembly on Feb. 21, 2024, highlighting the arts through poetry, dance, fashion, and more. Students banded...
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