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Letter to the Editor: Life with Social Anxiety

Letter to the Editor: Life with Social Anxiety

Steven Whede, Guest Writer
May 3, 2018

“Hey Steven, why are you so quiet?” That’s a question I used to get often. I would always answer that it was just the way I am. The truth is that I’m irrationally afraid of the socializing with...

Patronizing the Mentally Disabled Should Not Be Acceptable in Our Society

Patronizing the Mentally Disabled Should Not Be Acceptable in Our Society

Ben Weiss, Perspectives Writer
April 29, 2018

e are at the end of Autism Awareness month and several people are attempting to showcase knowledge of the disability. In fact, us as a generation are attempting to create more awareness of special needs...

Back in Iraq: How the Syria strikes are the start of the next War on Terror

Back in Iraq: How the Syria strikes are the start of the next War on Terror

Liam Sweeney, Perspectives Editor
April 19, 2018

The United States, United Kingdom, and France conducted airstrikes on suspected chemical weapons plants and storage facilities in Syria last Friday. This attack follows the use of chemical weapons in the...

Letter to the Editor: Speak up about sexual harassment

Letter to the Editor: Speak up about sexual harassment

Metea Valley Student Voice Committee, Guest Writer
April 15, 2018

While walking through the doors of Metea Valley, students feel safe in a building among their peers and teachers—or at least that’s what most of us hope for. Unfortunately, it’s come to our attention...

Letter to the Editor: The Dickey Amendment

Letter to the Editor: The Dickey Amendment

Evan Lemberger, Guest Writer
April 4, 2018

In 1996, the U.S. government passed the Dickey Amendment. Lobbied by the NRA and sponsored by Arkansas representative Jay Dickey, this law prohibits the Center of Disease Control (CDC) to spend any money...

Letter to the Editor: Walkout or political rally?

Letter to the Editor: Walkout or political rally?

Brady Erdman, Guest Writer
March 21, 2018

The words ¨Never Again¨ could be seen and heard around Metea almost everywhere on March 14th, as students demonstrated a walkout for an increase in student voice and to show respect for those that had...

School shootings shouldn’t be a common occurrence

School shootings shouldn’t be a common occurrence

Aimee Leal, Photographer
March 8, 2018

When I was in elementary school, I didn’t have to worry about someone coming into my school with an AR-15 and shooting whoever was in their path. If anything, I had to worry about if I was going to...

The stock market’s instability may create economic hardship

The stock market’s instability may create economic hardship

Liam Sweeney, Perspectives Editor
February 23, 2018

The stock market took the biggest dive in history on February 5. The day after that the market went back up to around where it originally was. Then, the day after that, the market took another massive...

Inconsistent Deans cause confusion among students

Inconsistent Deans cause confusion among students

Aminah Hussein, Guest Writer
February 8, 2018

t’s the night before school and you are picking out your outfit. You spend at least 15 minutes trying on clothes to find the perfect fit that makes you feel confident. You even wake up a few minutes...

Do teachers really care?

Do teachers really care?

Samantha Smurawski, Guest Writer
February 1, 2018

According to Julia Ryan, studies show that out of students who get mostly A’s, 17% only get an hour of homework, and only 7% got 3 or more hours of homework. Students receive way too much homework leading...

Activism in Hollywood has become lazy

Activism in Hollywood has become lazy

Laurel Westphal, Headlines Reporter
January 18, 2018

January 7, 2018 marked the 73 annual Golden Globes ceremony. The hot topic in relation to the Golden Globes this year was the Time’s Up movement. For those of you who don’t know, the Time’s Up...

The Statute of Limitations defeats the purpose of our justice system

The Statute of Limitations defeats the purpose of our justice system

Ben Weiss, Perspectives Reporter
January 17, 2018

In 1982, a man broke into a University of Oklahoma student’s apartment in Norman, Oklahoma, threatening and raping the women. At the time, the victim identified Thomas Webb as the rapist  and he was...

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