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Even though the MLB does not tolerate unprofessional behavior, Metea athletes face it everyday.

Metea Valley baseball players face unhealthy competition on the field

Alanna Bucher, Perspectives Reporter
April 18, 2024

The Metea Valley baseball team is having a difficult baseball season so far, not for their record but for the way opposing teams break them down. During the games, it is clear how unsportsmanlike the opposing...

Members of the LGBTQ+ community and their allies participate in Day of (No) Silence at Metea.

Editorial: Make some noise to help LGBTQ+ students be heard

For the past 18 years, LGBTQ+ students have marked the second Friday in April as a day of silence to bring attention to all of the harassment LGBTQ+ students face. Starting in 1996, two college...

Even though Barbie dolls are considered a child’s toy, the Barbie movie shows that they are for all ages and meant to be admired and played with.

The ‘Barbie’ Movie has left a positive imprint on the world

Isa Peters, Perspectives Reporter
April 7, 2024

This July will mark one full year since Barbie was released, causing chaos, happiness, and unwanted discourse. Barbie has left a mark on the world and everyone is thrilled to see what Greta Gerwig does...

Opill being approved for over-the-counter purchase marks a milestone in reproductive help and the accessibility of related medication

Over-the-counter birth control pills are a huge win for reproductive health rights

Lindsey Hall, Spotlight Editor
March 12, 2024

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 will greatly increase access...

Putting on your seat belt takes only a few seconds, and is a lifesaving habit that should become part of your routine

Buckling up will save your life

Rayma Miller, Perspectives Reporter
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 the highway and run into the concrete wall on the side. The driver ended up...

No matter the year, students in high school feel consistent feelings of stress and tiredness due to their workload and responsibilities.

Yearly Nicknames: The Emotions We Go Through In High School

Ritika Khurana, Social Media Editor
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 emotions during their high school careers. While not all of us experience...

Teen girls have found themselves in the more obscure pieces of media and films like Pearl or Girl Interrupted compared to media made for them

Inside the complex mind of the teenage girl

Isa Peters, Perspectives Reporter
February 22, 2024

Cassie’s infamous line from "Euphoria" — “You can all judge me if you want, but I do not care. I have never, ever, been happier” — has cemented itself in female rage edits made by average 16-year-olds....

Instead of living in the moment, many people find themselves worried about what they might be missing elsewhere.

Your FOMO is why you’re missing out

Sam Patil, Perspectives Editor
February 12, 2024

The only time I have ever felt like I was missing out on something, was when I saw that all of my friends were in AP and honors classes and I was not in even one. When I looked up AP classes, almost every...

The silhouette is meant to represent me wearing my traditional  clothing and my background being Mongolian.

My Experience Being Asian

Azaa Battsogt, Perspectives Reporter
February 9, 2024

I am Mongolian. I celebrate Lunar New Year’s. In my country and language, we call it цагаан сар (tsagaan sar) meaning white moon. Mongolians wear traditional clothing called дээл (deel),...

From 2000s magazines to present-day tweets: celebrity worship is always in style.

Your favorite celebrity is not your best friend

Isa Peters, Perspectives Reporter
February 5, 2024

The 2000s was the decade of tabloid journalism and celebrity worship. If you were a D-list celebrity or higher in the 2000s, chances are your face could be on the cover of Star magazine: the infamous tabloid...

Even when student life can be stressful at times, it is still important to hold out hope and look forward.

Career Planning Should Not Cause Distress

Rayma Miller, Perspectives Reporter
February 1, 2024

“I have no idea,” with a look of worry is a common answer to the question, “What are you going to do after high school?." People regularly answer with a default career path that they are not interested...

Why you should consider taking Newspaper Journalism

Why you should consider taking Newspaper Journalism

Rayma Miller, Perspectives Writer
December 27, 2023

Many positives come with taking Newspaper Journalism as an elective class. “This class is not demanding and is a fun, unstressful class,” says sophomore Dhiya Sharmila. “The student involvement is...

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