Competitions, sports teams, and summer programs are all activities that contribute to handing out participation awards. These awards are to recognize a child for their participation in their activity....
Molly Killian, Assistant Print Editor
• July 13, 2021
Some of the most passionate arguments come from when people argue over whether a specific activity is categorized as a sport. These disagreements often lead to feelings of invalidation— generally because...
With the pandemic slowly coming to a close and vaccines readily available, colleges have begun making vaccine requirements for their students who live on campus, yet don’t always give them the option...
Schools are testing student athletes across Michigan in an attempt to keep our athletes safe and healthy during our spring sport season. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) is...
Fenton High was operating on a three-week rotation of classes for a little over the first semester of the 2020-2021 school year. This rotation between classes is too long to go without seeing any of your...
March is Women’s History Month and along with it is the celebration of women breaking the glass ceiling— including fashion trends in past decades. Specific decades, such as the 1920s, 1970s and 1960s,...
Since Amazon’s opening on July 5, 1994, Amazon has decreased the number of stores, specifically small businesses, in America.
Amazon has created the ideal of fast production goods—, making mass...
Households around the world are spending less time shopping in-person and are now shopping online. Amazon, one of the larger online shopping platforms, has proved beneficial for consumers even prior to...
The debate on whether college athletes should be paid has posed serious ethical arguments between both sides. Many argue that college athletes should be paid, while others argue against it.
As of now,...
Spring and Summer Fashion Week has paved the way for new fashion trends of 2021. It’s clear that designers have taken advice for collections from the ’60s and ’70s by using flowy materials, browns,...
While in virtual school, numerous questions about if students should have snow days have been floating around. Even though students are learning online at home, some schools are embracing the freedom of...
Going to a smaller college rather than a university can be beneficial for a student. Smaller class sizes can allow for different things that will make the transition from high school to college easier.
Imagine...
