Finding Our Humanity
Caroline Christensen, Content Manager
March 28, 2020
Like most Generation Zers I mostly entertain myself with TikToks to distract myself from the unprecedented pandemic that is gripping our world. One TikTok that was particularly informational was a video by @naomi.corson. Her dad had calculated how many times someone would have to go to the bath...
Big Daddy’s VS Wild Mikes
Zach Kehoe, Staff Writer
March 9, 2020
The real question that has plagued our generation is the competition between rival school pizzas. I reviewed qualities of both pizzas to determine once and for all, who has the best school pizza. Some of the most impactful and influential innovations of our time are sparked from great rivalry...
TikTok Fame Affects Students
Parker Anderson, Staff Writer
February 29, 2020
Sarah Linder ‘22 never thought she would wake up to 300 thousand views on a TikTok of her dancing on top of her stairs with her dog right up close to the camera. Linder's video reached 60 thousand likes, that essentially makes her TikTok famous. Dancing around the house blasting music and taking...
Glassy Skies
Kaya Young, Staff Writer
February 19, 2020
The courtyards are meant to be a place where students can enjoy nature. Their large windows let light into the building and allow students to see the outside world, but also result in the deaths of unsuspecting birds. The expansive, reflective surface of the glass tricks birds into thinking that the wi...
Make America Vote Again
Caroline Christensen, Content Manager
February 16, 2020
Voting will ensure a healthy democracy for years to come
Roads: Salt vs Sand
Lily Simpson, Staff Writer
February 12, 2020
Recently, Johnston has been slammed with incoming snow and cold weather. Because of this, roads have to be plowed and salted to be driven on. But that comes with consequences. When all of the roads are laced with salt, it rusts out the under carriages of cars. This is always a complaint every year but...
