HBO’s “Westworld” Creates Moral Divide Among Television Fans / Living Without Limits: Not Always The Best By K.E. FISHER
For their Journalism Final Exam students wrote two pieces, one objective and one commentary, related to the theme of “technology.” K.E. FISHER tackled HBO’s sci-fi series “Westworld.” HBO’s “Westworld” Creates Moral Divide Among Television Fans By K.E. FISHER In October of 2016, HBO premiered the science-fiction thriller series “Westworld.” The plotline focuses on the strange […]
THS Journalism Publishes “Changing Perspectives”
Check out link to the Tribune’s May 2018 Magazine “Changing Perspectives”: https://indd.adobe.com/view/4da25443-8856-4c08-bd71-5bf18e9331ac
Questions for a Questionable Grading System by K.E. FISHER
OXFORD – It seems natural to this generation that performance in school is measured with a scale of letters. Your report card is either consistent or mismatched. You stare at an unsatisfactory grade on your computer during free time in class, expecting it to change somehow. A lower grade on a report card is expected […]
Home of the Braves? by JEAN R. PATEMAN
Article originally appeared in the Talawanda Tribune’s May 2018 magazine “Changing Perspectives.” Race-based mascots have long caused a controversy in sports. Writer Jean Pateman looks at the debate about appropriating Native American names and imagery in the Talawanda City Schools. The writer has decided to edit the name of some sports teams with ** in […]
Setting Stone Coffee House May 4, 2018 by BRADYN SPURLOCK
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You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown! by CAMRY WINSTED-NEELEY
Oxford, OH — That’s right. You heard it here first, ladies and gentlemen! Talawanda High School’s very own “Peanuts” gang has arrived! This thrill seeking musical takes you on many different adventures, from a nail-biting baseball game to a daunting book report about a rabbit that steals food from other people’s gardens. This cast has […]
THS Students Participate in National Walk Out by JEAN R. PATEMAN, MAGNOLIA SORENSEN & BRADYN SPURLOCK
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The Cavs Past and Future by NATHAN BECK
The Cleveland Cavaliers. Six time Central Division champions, four time Eastern Conference champions, and one time NBA champions. Lebron James was drafted by the Cavaliers in 2003 and spent 7 years in Cleveland until he signed with the Heat in 2010. People all over Cleveland called him “the most hated player,” but in the 2010-2011 […]
FFA Fun Week by BRADYN SPURLOCK
Talawanda High School — George Washington is considered one of the founding fathers of the United States of America, the first President of the United States, the man who commanded the Continental Army in the American Revolution; Yet, even through all of that he considered himself first a farmer. The FFA organization recognizes his passion […]
THS Teachers’ Terrific and Terrible First Date Stories by MAGNOLIA SORENSEN
First dates– a rocky subject for some, a hysterical conversation for others and the makeup of a dreamy story for the hopeless romantics. As a student, it’s hard to imagine a Mr. Caudill your age, nervous with sweaty palms preparing for a first date. Don’t worry about imagining it though– his story, as well as […]