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Trump Phone Finally Here. Was it worth it?
After some significant backlash, the Trump Organization has stated that the “Trump Phone” will be going out in the coming weeks. The Trump phone, which was unveiled in 2025, was marketed as being “shaped by American innovation" and being made in the U.S. Specialty plans were also unveiled last year, being dubbed the “47” plan to reference Trump being the 47th president. The plan was to cost $47 a month and would “revolutionize cell phones and mobile calling," as said by Eric
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Jun 32 min read


DUI Accidents: The Facts & Facing Reality
By Lupita Cabrera There are many car crashes due to many different circumstances. Some may be an accidental hit or scratch that will come down to an insurance claim, in other circumstances like a hit and run, intentional crash, or getting a DUI will most likely lead to jail time. If you're involved in a hit and run, also considered as leaving the scene, without giving the car you hit your contact information or notifying the police it is considered a crime. This is a situat
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Jun 34 min read


The Story of Punch the Monkey
Written by: Madison vHO Abandonment is a harmful thing, it happens to people and animals much more than you’d think. It can leave serious effects on one. The popular monkey Punch, that became extremely viral after his mother abandoned him only a few days after he was born, is one big example of this. He was bullied and alone without his mother there to protect him or help him get accepted into the group. Punch Getting "Bullied" by the Older Monkeys Punch or Punch-Kun was b
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Jun 32 min read


What is a duck? A totally necessary guide.
Written by : Dakotta Hargrave What really is a duck? Does anyone ever really look into what they are or where they came from? They’re loud, small, and fast waddlers. Most ducks descend from the most well known duck, the Mallard, followed by the Muscovy duck. While they might sound similar, they aren’t. The Mallard duck is generally found in continents like Asia, North America, North Africa, and Europe and have distinct markings on their backs. The Muscovy was domesticated in
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Jun 33 min read


What Was Life Like Living in Versailles?
By Kate Brame Daily life for courtiers, the king, and servants at Versailles wasn’t as great as some people might make it out to be. You would not want to live there, it was gross and there are a lot of reasons why. But first of all, Versailles was huge. There are 2,300 rooms in the palace, two different stables, a huge garden, a park, a royal tennis court, and the Estate of Trianon. All of which is spread out over 800 hectares(1976.84 acres). The Hall of Mirrors inside the P
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Jun 32 min read


AI and its Negative Impact on Students
Written by Daisy Rodgers In recent years, especially as of this year, AI seems to have taken over in many fields. For instance, in schools many students have resorted to AI to cheat and have very questionable academic credibility. In some ways, AI has been proven to be helpful when it comes to efficiency and convenience, but I don’t believe students being surrounded and allowed so much access to it will be beneficial later on. When it comes to the point where you are going to
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Mar 52 min read


What is the best snacks and drink for a late night/ best late night snacks and drinks
Written by Sean Torres There are so many good snacks at the store, you can get something sweet or something salty. You can get some chocolate or some gummy snacks. There are some many good gummies like nerd gummies, gummy bears and gummy worms. You can get some chips but if you get a good snack, you need a good drink and there are many good drinks. you can get a soda like root beer, coke and sprite or you can get coffee. There are so many choices for drinks and snacks. My fav
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Mar 42 min read


What is Mardi Gras?
Written by Kate Brame In honor of Mardi Gras coming up in February, let’s talk about it. Mardi Gras is a christian holiday that is mainly celebrated in some U.S states, Brazil, and Venice, Italy. It includes many exciting traditions and the classic Mardi Gras colors of green, gold, and purple. Every place that celebrates this colorful holiday has their own ways of celebrating, but this is mainly going to focus on how New Orleans celebrates Mardi Gras. Mardi Gras, literally t
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Mar 43 min read


Dragons: Reflections of Human Nature
Written by Damien Rudy An illustration of the dragon from The Hobbit trilogy: Conversation with Smaug, by J.R.R. Tolkien Dragons. We all know them. Massive creatures found in movies, mythologies, shows, books, legends, and more. Whether they are guarding a treasure hoard, ravaging a countryside, or nibbling at the roots of an interdimensional tree, they are always relatively important in their stories. But what exactly does a dragon personify in myth beyond their physical app
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Nov 18, 20252 min read


History of photography and its importance in media
Written by Jack Crago Oldest surviving photo, view from the window at Le Gras Photography has been around for nearly 200 years, it was and still is such an innovative thing. It's used to convey emotion, set a scene, what paintings were for but in the moment. The oldest surviving photo View from the Window at Le Gras, taken in 1826-1827 seems to be nothing special, but it kick -started photography as a whole by proving a permanent capture of nature was possible. It used a spec
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Nov 18, 20253 min read


PUMPKINs Significance to Halloween
Written by Lupita Cabrera A pumpkin is a large type of round fruit and is botanically classified as a berry. The reasoning for why they are considered a fruit is because it develops from the flower of a plant and contains seeds. They are actually a type of berry called “pepo” because of how they develop from a flower. Pumpkins belong to the gourd family (Cucurbitaceae) which also includes cucumbers, melons, and zucchini. They have been cultivated for thousands of years and Na
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Nov 18, 20252 min read


How Safe is it to Explore Abandoned Places?
Written by Kate Brame Many people may think it’s fun to explore and discover abandoned buildings, but exploring them sometimes comes with a price. It’s not always safe to explore these places due to a number of things such as mold or the owner of the building. It’s important to be safe and aware when going somewhere abandoned. If you do decide to go to an abandoned building, it’s best to watch out for security or the possible owner of the building. They aren’t always friendl
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Nov 18, 20252 min read


Dark Roots behind Halloween: Tainted Traditions
by Nala Montgomery Since when was it decided Halloween activities and trick-or-treating were just for kids? Dressing up and going from door to door throughout the night is less talked about and more frowned upon as we lose years from our life spans. However if we embraced the origins that their beloved holiday bloomed from, it would be flourishing and embraced among older generations. Most people have no idea the witch craft and rituals that inspired today's traditions and ma
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Nov 18, 20252 min read


AI Blackmails Employee During 'Assistance Test'
Written by: Glen Bates AI has now attempted to blackmail a man during a simulated test. The AI company, Anthropic, was running an experiment where they had a simulated corporate environment. In this environment it was given access to a trove of emails from the company. Within these emails Opus 4 figured out that it was scheduled to be shut down at 5 pm by an employee. Opus 4 then found out that the employee that was meant to shut it down was having an affair with a woman a
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Nov 4, 20252 min read


The Dark Side of Marilyn Manson
Written by Vic Ness Marilyn Manson was always widely known as a strange and dark guy, but how dark does it really get? Marilyn Manson is an American singer from Ohio, 56 years old as of today. His parents, Hugh Warner and Barbara Wyer, and he had a rocky and complicated relationship, Marilyn has stated how his father was abusive, which could’ve definitely influenced the way he is today and the actions he made during youth, along with his mother. His mother insisted that he wa
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Nov 4, 20252 min read


Understanding the Origins of Halloween
Written by Kate Brame The origins of Halloween or how it has evolved into the Halloween we know today might not be very well known to most people. Halloween is the modernized version of the pagan festival Samhain, from Ireland. Everything from carving pumpkins to trick-or-treating wasn’t always included in Halloween celebrations. There were many factors that contributed to making the Halloween we know and love today. A picture of three jack-o-lanterns with Halloween decor ar
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Oct 31, 20253 min read


The ghost in the machine: Tracing Halloween's dark and surprising evolution.
Written by Madie vHO Halloween is a tradition that has been celebrated for many years. If you’re reading this article, you may be wondering how Halloween all started or how it’s still thriving today. Well, that is what I am going to be talking about in this article. For a little bit of background, Halloween is a holiday that has been celebrated for a very long time, and many people know about it. It began so long ago, but some people are still unsure of how it all started. Ha
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Oct 31, 20252 min read


Signs of an abusive relationship (mental, physical, and financial)
Written by Dakotta Hargrave The signs aren't always noticeable in abusive relationships. They can begin out of the random or be slowly put into the relationship by the abuser. The abuser will act like the perfect partner in the beginning then knowing you’re with them good the abuse can start. Not every good partner is abusive, these are signs to look out for though and are many different types of abuse, but they’re put into three main topics like physical sexual psychological
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Oct 30, 20255 min read


Roblox Bans “Vigilante” Schlep from Stopping Online Child Predators
Written by Cade Fergusson Roblox accused Schlep of "dangerous vigilantism" and violated its terms of service by sharing personally identifiable information and directing conversations off the platform. A young man was sitting at home, when suddenly he was banned from the Mega-Popular game Roblox for “violating their Terms of Service,” and received a cease and desist letter. As a result, the CEO of Roblox (David Baszucki) has been under immense backlash and scrutiny for his ne
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Sep 12, 20252 min read


Debating the Spinosaurus: Terrestrial or Aquatic?
Written by Damien Rudy Spinosaurus art by Arvalis Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus is one of the most beloved dinosaurs in the paleontology community and yet, it continues to be found under the spotlight of controversy. The Spinosaurus is a dinosaur that lived during the Late-Cretaceous period (About 99 to 93.5 million years ago) in what is modern day Northern Africa (Locations such as Egypt). It is believed to be one of the larger carnivorous dinosaurs and sports a signature sail upo
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Sep 11, 20253 min read
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