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Ollie Shuminas

Ollie Shuminas

Ollie Shuminas is a Senior who has been on staff for three years. He is currently the Editor-in-chief of the Stampede. Outside of journalism, you may find him a part of Metea’s many theatrical activities, the speech team, or reading a plethora of books.

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Seniors Lauren Verthein and Saish Pothina perform a comedy skit that they performed during their prior speech tournaments. The skit is a satire about modern relationships.

Metea Valley winter pep rally set spirits high during chilly times

Autumn Zayas, Ollie Shuminas, and Aidan Renteria
February 11, 2022
Supporting queer authors and stories is very important in order to show support for the LGBTQ+ community.

Felix Ever After creates a great way for people to learn about the LGBTQ+ community in an engaging way.

Ollie Shuminas, Spotlight Reporter
February 4, 2022
One activity Peyton Owen is involved in is the Speech team. In particular, he is one of the four captains.

Humans of Metea: Peyton Owen

Ollie Shuminas, Spotlight Reporter
February 2, 2022

Metea Minute: Week of Jan. 31

Ollie Shuminas, Isabela Sanchez, Grace Cronin, and Tanay Pant
January 31, 2022
Junior Alyse Haddad and freshman Sarah Madden are acting in their dramatic play ‘Lockdown’.

Winter Scenes arrives back in person with three different performances

Ollie Shuminas, Spotlight Reporter
January 21, 2022
2021 had many events that impacted some of our student body.

The impact of 2021’s politics, music, and COVID-19 waves on students and teachers

Christina Guckel, Ollie Shuminas, and Tanay Pant
January 13, 2022
Jonathan is a part of many programs at Metea, but one of his responsibilities that stands out is being the co-president of the principal advisory board.

Humans of Metea: Jonathan Barker

Ollie Shuminas, Spotlight Reporter
December 15, 2021
Metea Minute: Week of Dec. 13

Metea Minute: Week of Dec. 13

Ollie Shuminas and Grace Cronin
December 13, 2021
Senior Amara Saleem is involved in over five clubs here at Metea.

Humans of Metea: Amara Saleem

Ollie Shuminas
November 12, 2021
Even though we are growing up, students’ love for candy does not seem to change.

Halloween traditions change as students grow older

Ollie Shuminas
October 21, 2021
Students adjust from wearing pajamas daily to creating a presentable outfit for the school day.

Students adjust to finding appropriate clothing after virtual learning

Ollie Shuminas
October 12, 2021

The history of Columbus and Indigenous people

Ollie Shuminas, Spotlight Reporter
October 11, 2021
For the first time, Indian Prarie School District changed "Columbus Day" to "Columbus Day/Indigenous Peoples' Day." This change is not only limited to us but across the United States in which we question if we should celebrate Columbus Day or Indigenous Peoples' Day.

The Columbus Day or Indigenous Peoples’ Day debate perpetuates discussion just like its history

Katrina Viloria, Ollie Shuminas, Sarah Holzman, and Tanay Pant
October 11, 2021
Mrs. White, Wadsworth, and Ms. Scarlet have a discussion. The two dead bodies lay behind them on the couch while Coronal Mustard stands behind them.

Metea theatre department makes a comeback after COVID-19

Ollie Shuminas
September 16, 2021
Students of Metea returning to a normal school year.

Incoming freshman and sophomores enter Metea for their first in-person school year

Christina Guckel and Ollie Shuminas
August 27, 2021
There can be extreme effects on LGBTQIA+ youth from family rejection such as homelessness, overdrinking, and self-harm

GUEST WRITER: How to prevent homelessness in the LGBTQIA+ community

Ollie Shuminas, Guest Writer
May 17, 2021
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