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Rayma Miller

Rayma Miller

Rayma Miller is a Senior and this is her second year on staff as Perspectives Editor, but her third year on the Newspaper staff. Apart from The Stampede, she is a part of the varsity softball team and Captains Council. In her free time, she enjoys hanging out with friends and family, shopping, reading, and watching movies.

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"Our teachers are parents, too. No educator should have to choose between a paycheck and their newborn." - Rayma M.

Our teachers are parents too

Rayma Miller, Perspectives Editor
April 20, 2026

A baby’s first word and first time sleeping through the night are all important milestones that both parents should get to experience. But if the parents have to choose between a paycheck and their baby,...

Flowers might fade, but the way you make someone feel lasts forever. Kindness is about planting a seed of connection that keeps increasing long after the gesture is over.

Flowers die, but the meaning behind sticks

Rayma Miller, Perspectives Editor
February 20, 2026

Holding the door open for one person behind you is being nice. Holding the door open for everyone behind you is being kind. Kindness and niceness are not the same thing; both are great, but only kindness...

Rayma’s dog Tango.

Dogs win not just arguments, but our hearts

Rayma Miller, Perspectives Editor
February 4, 2026

I open my front door and there Tango, my aussiedoodle, is: jumping, barking, and trying to lick my face. He’s so excited to see me, even though I was only gone for a few hours. Any dog owner knows it's...

Cheating concerns don’t center around laziness, but rather pressure put on students.

Cheating is not just rooted in laziness

Rayma Miller, Perspectives Editor
January 9, 2026

Switching tabs during a quiz to look up the answer to a question is an act of cheating that has crossed every student's mind at least once; don’t lie to yourself. But having this idea to cheat, even...

Once high school comes to an end, decisions and thoughts are made.  There is more than one road for success.

Debt free degree: consider the military

Rayma Miller, Perspectives Editor
November 5, 2025

Stressed, overworked, tired: these are the words I constantly hear from students buried in their college applications. Then they ask me how my applications are going, and I tell them I don’t have to...

With Halloween coming, haunted house attractions are getting a lot more attention.

Forget therapy, go to a haunted house

Rayma Miller, Perspectives Editor
October 23, 2025

Pumpkin patches, hayrides, and apple picking, there are so many cutesy fall activities to do. But your fall activities this year shouldn’t just be ones where you dress cute and take pictures. You should...

Students stand in a mosh pit on the homecoming dance floor.

Homecoming means more as a senior

Rayma Miller, Perspectives Editor
October 14, 2025

Last Friday Night Lights, last homecoming dance, last spirit week; so many “lasts” surround the week of homecoming for seniors in high school. As I’m getting ready for the homecoming dance, I realize...

Drivers on Diehl road have been speeding way too frequently, causing dangerous situations for others.

Not-so-fast: Diehl isn’t a racetrack

Rayma Miller, Perspective Editor
September 30, 2025

It's one after another. A Honda, a Toyota, a Jeep; so many cars flying past me. I’m already going 10 miles per hour over the speed limit, yet I get passed by every other car coming up from behind me....

The Twilight saga may be cringey but it remains a remarkable series of movies.

‘Twilight’ deserves a comeback

Rayma Miller, Perspectives Editor
May 29, 2025

Are you team Jacob or team Edward? At first, Edward Cullen can seem stalkerish, over-protective, and a bit manipulative, so that may make you team Jacob. And at first, Jacob Black can seem like just an...

Tanning can lead to permanently damaged skin and being at risk for health issues.

Protect your skin

Rayma Miller, Perspectives Editor
May 6, 2025

It's a warm sunny summer day, but I’m not happy. My skin is bright red, itchy, and peeling. My sister said I should go tanning with her because the UV was high. But it was not worth it, not worth the...

Childhood friendships tend to be less problematic than the teen friendship they grow to be.

Miscommunication ended your friendship

Rayma Miller, Perspectives Editor
January 24, 2025

“I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was twelve. Jesus does anyone?” is a famous quote from the movie “Stand By Me.” Although this movie came out in 1986, the theme of friendship...

The benefits of assigned seating are more powerful than people think.

Students should embrace seating charts

Rayma Miller, Perspectives Editor
December 13, 2024

The teacher tells us to discuss our answers with the person we sit next to. However, my neighbor and I haven’t made a move to discuss it with one another. We have never talked before and don’t even...

The rise of social media has brought a multitude of new negative jokes, mostly meant to be lighthearted, but having tremendous impact.

Your jokes are not funny

Rayma Miller and Mia Murphy
December 5, 2024

Has a friend ever thrown out a funny insult during a conversation? Have you seen a  TikTok post about being a “big back” while ordering food? Most of the time, these jokes are supposed to be interpreted...

Having acne can cause insecurity and embarrassment.

Do not pop that pimple

Rayma Miller, Perspectives Editor
October 18, 2024

It is picture day, and you have a big red pimple on your face. What do you do? Seeing any noticeable mark or spot on your face can quickly ruin your day. You tend to feel insecure about it and assume everyone...

Energy Drinks have a positive effect on your vigor but the after effects are negative such as various heart complications, insomnia, and dehydration.

Energy drinks set you up for failure

Rayma Miller, Perspectives Editor
September 26, 2024

I look to the right as I hear the girl next to me pop open a can. She sips an Alani Nu every morning at school, but I wonder how all the ingredients in the energy drink will affect her. “My chest...

The new trendy Owala Water bottle with a built in straw has replaced the Hydro flask.

Quality of the trendy Owalas is disappointing

Rayma Miller, Perspectives Editor
September 12, 2024

After buying an Owala water bottle, it quickly became my favorite. It had fun colors and was easy to quickly sip out of. But, when I embarrassingly had to get up in the middle of my history class to grab...

Cell Phones can have both negative and positive affects in school.

Phones should be allowed at school to an extent

Rayma Miller, Perspectives Reporter
May 6, 2024

Head down, fingers tapping on a screen, and oblivious to what is going on around them is what I commonly see during class. Whether it is while the teacher is talking or even during a test, so many students...

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...

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...

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