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Critical Race Theory: A Moral Panic

Critical Race Theory:  A Moral Panic

Critical Race Theory: A Moral Panic By Eliza Sullivan Public education has long been the site of political battles and controversy, and Eliza Sullivan plans on bringing insight into some of the recent proposed legislation affecting Ohio’s schools.  This is the first piece in her series “Politics in the Schoolhouse.” Over the past few years, […]

Kanye West and Pete Davidson: Civil War

Kanye West and Pete Davidson:  Civil War

Kanye West and Pete Davidson: Civil War Article by Muhammed Khan, Trading Cards by L. Franks Many of you have likely indulged in the musical creations of the popular American rapper, Kanye West (also known as “Ye”), who has released over a hundred songs in his time as a musical artist.  West is well known […]

The Oscars 2022: What You Missed

The Oscars 2022:  What You Missed

The Oscars 2022: What You Missed by JORDAN GRESHAM Credit:  Ariana DeBose, Troy Kotsur and Jessica Chastain — Getty Images This Sunday, March 27 were the Oscars. One of the most popular events of the year, the Oscars commemorate the movies and actors that have come out in the past year. A-list celebrities come together and […]

The Class That Will “Steel” Your Heart

The Class That Will “Steel” Your Heart

This Class Will Steel Your Heart By MORGAN SLY With the wealth of class opportunities available at Talawanda High School, it’s easy to overlook some potential options. When you’re looking for an elective for next year, don’t forget about some of the most interesting classes. Musical ensembles are a great way to expand your horizons […]

The Ongoing Crazordle

The Ongoing Crazordle

By MORGAN SLY If you haven’t been living under a rock for the past month and a half, you’ve heard of the ever-popular word game and a new way of life for many: Wordle. Whether you’re the purist who strongly disagrees with the font change with the new ownership (Times New Roman is basic) or […]

No More Class Rank

No More Class Rank

No More Class Rank  By ABDULLAH KHAN The class of 2023 will not have a valedictorian or salutatorian. Why is that? The school board of Talawanda has decided to remove class ranking as a whole.  Being named a valedictorian or salutatorian is a significant achievement. In general, valedictorians and salutatorians are those individuals who have […]

Fashion Below Freezing: How Students Express Themselves in Winter

Fashion Below Freezing: How Students Express Themselves in Winter

Fashion Below Freezing: How Students Express Themselves in Winter By L. FRANKS It’s February. The excitement of the holidays and winter break have faded as we settle back into a new year. Winter sports are winding down. Outside, temperatures are consistently below freezing; sleeves are long and morale is low. In recent weeks, students paid […]

Freedom to Create: Songwriting Class Comes to Talawanda

Freedom to Create: Songwriting Class Comes to Talawanda

Freedom to Create: Songwriting Class Comes to Talawanda  By ELIZA SULLIVAN Did you notice a new course on your scheduling sheet this year? The Topical Literature class for the 2022-23 school year will be Songwriting, taught by English teacher Mr. Aerni. He’s also a musician an co-advisor for the Talawanda literary arts magazine, “Setting Stone.” […]

No Slowing Down for THS Academic Challenge

No Slowing Down for THS Academic Challenge

No Slowing Down for THS Academic Challenge By Luke West Poley Luke West Poley does Channel 85 Productions’ Sports Report.  Watch him in action. Oxford, OH—The two-time defending SWOC champion THS Academic Challenge team took to the buzzers on Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2022 for a Senior Night matchup with the Mount Healthy Owls, and for […]

A Valentine-Less Guide to Valentine’s Day

A Valentine-Less Guide to Valentine’s Day

A Valentine-less Guide to Valentine’s Day By JORDAN GRESHAM February 14th  is known for leaving a sour taste in the mouth for many people. And while I have never had a Valentine, with this year being no exception, Valentine’s Day is one of my favorite days of the year. And I think it’s time we […]