Thousands of snake species exist in the world, but few of them are venomous. However, elapidae snakes- also known as elapids- are among the most venomous snakes in the world. Elapids are […]
Elapidae Snakes
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Classes in Junior High
In elementary school, you have one teacher to teach you all the core subjects. When moving from elementary to junior high, there are many things that change like older kids, no recess, […]
Minecraft Game
Monjang’s Minecraft has been a hit game for years across the world. In fact, around 176 million copies have been sold worldwide since the initial release date in 2009. Minecraft is a […]
Todd the Baker
By: Brig Larson Photo Credits: Brig Larson
Motivational Quote
“Don’t worry about the failures, worry about the chances you miss when you don’t even try”. Jack Canfield When reading this quote, I felt like many teenagers can relate to […]
Short Story: The JH Drama…
As the year began to end, I guessed everyone was becoming more and more lazy. As I walked into class, something felt off. Nobody was showing up to school, just because it’s […]
OTHER: Teen Edition – Sleep Schedule
When it comes to teenagers and their sleeping schedule, it isn’t very accurate. Nowadays there are,“early birds,” and, “night owls,” because people prefer to stay up late rather then go to sleep […]
Motivational Quote
All of the students in this school are near the end. Every single one of them has powered through another school year while fighting their own personal battles. School is essentially […]
Things NOT To Do Over Summer
Disclaimer: This article is intended for satirical purposes only. The author does not intend to offend any group or individual. Please do not take any of this seriously. Summer is on its […]
SHORT STORY: Escapee Part II
Caleb sat in the princess’s tower, unable to move. The men stared past their weapons and searched his face for answers. The guard barked orders, but Caleb wasn’t listening. All he had […]
POEM: Until We Meet Again
The bell rings, we are free. Though how we quickly forget, of those we’ll miss. It may seem small, or unimportant, but it will never be the same. Memories from school and […]
TOP TEN: Summer Plans
Summer vacation plans are on everyone’s minds right now. Over 120 seventh graders decided to vote on their favorite plan for this summer. Here’s a Top Ten of vacation plans to for […]
POEM: Dancing In The Rain
The sky is gray and the clouds are up, She lay away sad and distraught, But she wants to be in the rain, A calling she hears from the unknown. She […]
Editorial: Chick-Fil-A vs. Canes
Chances are that you’ve probably been to Canes and/or Chick-Fil-A, both restaurants carry some really good chicken. Canes is best known for their southern fried chicken, texas toast, special sauce, and crinkle […]
OTHER: End Of School Projects And What to do for summer
As a student, you may be starting to shut down. You may think that since it’s the end of the year and all, that shutting down is okay. Well, it’s not. Teachers […]
Todd the Baker
By: Brig Larson Photo Credits: Brig Larson
Editorial: Are we Past the “Uncanny Valley?”
In 1988, Pixar screen-tested their recently completed animated short, Tin Toy. The film was well-received by critics and audiences alike, winning the Academy Award for best animated short film, but one aspect […]
REVIEW: Avengers Endgame (Spoiler Free)
Avengers: Endgame, the long-awaited follow-up to 2018’s Avengers: Infinity War, is many things and disappointing is not one of them. The epic three-hour long sequel lives up to the hype surrounding it. […]
ART: Summer Isle
By: Avey Schulz Photo Credits: Avey Schulz
DIY School Hacks
As the end of school comes closer and closer, there are a couple of tricks you can use for the next year to make it more enjoyable. The first trick is a […]
