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Blackfishing: A social media trend

Blackfishing: A social media trend

Esha Mandadi, Spotlight Reporter
February 6, 2019

ackfishing: someone of European descent presenting themself of having African, Arab, or Hispanic ancestry. The now common social media trend differs from blackface in that it is far more subtle. Blackfishing...

AirPods: The Apple product that miraculously took over the world

AirPods: The Apple product that miraculously took over the world

Ben Weiss, Perspectives Editor
January 25, 2019

What started out as another useless Apple product in the eyes of the general public, the AirPods have turned into a symbol of wealth and status that is desired by some, yet still ridiculed by others. And...

Be humble, not arrogant

Be humble, not arrogant

Bella Myers, Spotlight Reporter
January 24, 2019

The words humble and arrogant have completely opposite definitions. Arrogant means having or revealing an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities.  Humble means having or showing a...

Largest U.S. cigarette provider Altria places stake in “anti-tobacco” company Juul

Largest U.S. cigarette provider Altria places stake in “anti-tobacco” company Juul

Noelle Smagala, Photographer
January 24, 2019

t all started with a cause to help cigarette smokers end what people deem an outdated habit, but what CNBC calls the “e-cigarette empire” that is JUUL has now compromised this grand mission. As of...

Unexpected government shutdown worries current seniors applying for Financial Aid

Unexpected government shutdown worries current seniors applying for Financial Aid

Claudia Grzyb, Spotlight Editor
January 22, 2019

he unnerving uncertainty that the nation is facing because of the current government shutdown is enough to make any future voter anxious- but the longest shutdown in history also has the capacity to hurt...

Jump starting your career in high school

Jump starting your career in high school

Bella Myers, Spotlight Reporter
January 16, 2019

The idea of school has changed so much that it’s not about learning anymore. Students are starting to think of school as a chore rather than a place to learn. Since school has become a place to pass...

The college board fails to meet the mark

The college board fails to meet the mark

Marco Rivero, Spotlight Reporter
December 13, 2018

very single student in the country who is contemplating taking the SAT or an AP class is all too familiar with College Board. College Board is a non-profit organization which administers the SAT and decided...

Girl Talk: Midterm Elections bring diversity to Washington D.C.

Girl Talk: Midterm Elections bring diversity to Washington D.C.

Abbey Malbon, Spotlight Editor
November 15, 2018

The midterms have come and gone, but unlike most recent midterm elections, the newly elected candidates are exciting the public because of their diversity and their gender. This past election broke many...

Growing up with my a sibling with Asperger’s syndrome has been fun. It has taught me tremendous patience and empathy.

Growing up with a twin who has Asperger’s syndrome

Noelle Smagala, Photographer
October 29, 2018

The majority of people living in the United States have likely heard about Asperger's syndrome, but don’t know its severity or what exactly it is. While creators within the entertainment industry are...

Junior Truman Mitchell and Senior Dhrtvan Sherman warming up during the improv workshop.

Metea Improv Team kicks off its fourth year with auditions

Kennedy Homan, Graphics Editor
September 12, 2018

This year, the Metea Valley High School Improv team is starting off their fourth year by holding auditions. Anyone from any grade is welcome to join improv. Auditions take place throughout Tues 9/11 -...

Students create a “meaningful summer” for Aurora youth through a non-profit organization

Students create a “meaningful summer” for Aurora youth through a non-profit organization

Claudia Grzyb, Spotlight Writer
August 30, 2018

Some of us spent our summer writing college essays or attending summer camps, but a handful of District 204 students joined together to continue a mission that was started five years ago: to create more...

First days at Metea through the eyes of a transfer student

First days at Metea through the eyes of a transfer student

Brandt Ward, Perspectives Writer
August 28, 2018

Many students are horrified by room full of people they don’t know for a large variety of reasons. Class often becomes a chore when you cannot socialize and becomes stressful when no one you know wants...

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