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Super Swole Beetle Can Survive Getting Run Over By Car

Super Swole Beetle Can Survive Getting Run Over By Car

Super Swole Beetle Can Survive Getting Run Over By Car By RZW Able to survive being run over by a car, the diabolical ironclad beetle (what a name), also known as Phloeodes diabolicus, is able to withstand forces up to 39,000 times its body weight. For context, that’s like if Dwayne “the Rock” Johson was […]

THS Cross Country District Meet Results

THS Cross Country District Meet Results

The THS boys and girls cross country teams ran a great race at the District Meet on Saturday, October 24th, at Cedarville University. The top 7 male and top 7 female runners on the team competed, both of whom were in Division 1 for their races and ran in Race B. The boys team took […]

THS Cross Country Takes First at SWOC

THS Cross Country Takes First at SWOC

After working hard all summer and fall, the THS boys and girls cross country teams have both taken first place at SWOC. “There is a quote by Juma Ikangaa that says ‘The will to win means nothing without the will to prepare.’ Our runners prepared themselves and it paid off with an outstanding performance by […]

The Rebirth of Avatar: the Last Airbender

The Rebirth of Avatar: the Last Airbender

The Rebirth of Avatar: the Last Airbender Warning: Spoilers Ahead By RZW Avatar: the Last Airbender (often referred to as ATLA) is a show about a world where there are four elements which are able to be manipulated by benders from the Fire Nation, Earth Kingdom, Water Tribes, or Air Nomads. Benders are only able […]

The Magic of Storytelling – A Folklore Review

The Magic of Storytelling – A Folklore Review

The Magic of Storytelling – A Folklore Review By HILEY KRESSE Taylor is back at it again. A short 11 months after the drop of her seventh studio album, Lover, Taylor Swift has released her eighth studio album, a surprise drop titled folklore. Written over quarantine, the 16 track album was released on July 24, […]

Remote Learning: The Benefits and Drawbacks for Ninth Graders at THS

Remote Learning: The Benefits and Drawbacks for Ninth Graders at THS

Remote Learning: The Benefits and Drawbacks for Ninth Graders at THS Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the class of 2024 is unable to experience the beginning of their first year of high-school. Instead, they have started freshman year remotely through google classroom, Zoom calls, and more. There are both benefits and drawbacks of remote learning. […]

On-Line or In Person? An Interview With Talawanda’s Director of Curriculum

On-Line or In Person?  An Interview With Talawanda’s Director of Curriculum

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Top 10 Weirdest Things Students Have Been Caught Doing on Zoom

Top 10 Weirdest Things Students Have Been Caught Doing on Zoom

Their teachers’ taxes, that’s right Elizabeth Cantrel was caught doing the taxes of Ms. Klovekorn during her 6th period zoom meeting. Robert Schonlau was seen selling their cousin to the Swiss mafia in exchange for a half-eaten chocolate bar while he was supposed to be doing Ms. Klovekorn’s taxes. When asked why she was zooming […]

Teen Mental Health Amidst the Pandemic

Teen Mental Health Amidst the Pandemic

Teen Mental Health Amidst the Pandemic by K.E. FISHER I’m sure most folks remember March 12, if you haven’t blocked it out yet. We didn’t know it at the time, but it was the last day of in-person classes for the 2019-2020 school year. Activities and sports all shut down within a few days (some […]

Staying Positive and Working Hard: THS Cross Country

Staying Positive and Working Hard:  THS Cross Country

Staying Positive and Working Hard: THS Cross Country By MUHAMMED KHAN, Tribune Staff & THS Cross Country Runner Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, our cross country team is able to have a season this year. They are taking extra precautions to ensure the safety of all athletes. Regardless of these changes, the team is working hard […]