The Right Way to Conduct Club Elections
If you know anyone who has ever competed in any sort of election involving more than two people, there’s no guarantee that the result of their election is fair. Keep Reading
Let Teens Be Terrifying
For teenagers who choose to don terrifying costumes and hit the streets in a quest for candy, reluctant parents can ruin the fun with unjustified negativity. When did students in high school trick-or-treating become a controversial topic? Keep Reading
Campaigning ruins superlatives
With the release of superlative voting last week, the senior class faced numerous questions such as “who is most likely to be president?” and “who are the most memorable best friends?” Keep Reading
Ghosts: phantom figments or substantial spirits?
Is it possible that there is more to spirits than creepy dolls and major motion pictures? Keep Reading
The Much Scarier “Day After” Halloween
Letting students take the day after Halloween off allows them the freedom to actually enjoy the holiday and come back to school well-rested and ready to learn. Keep Reading