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No Hoco Bro

No Hoco Bro

With Homecoming coming up, we can count on seeing “Hoco Proposals” all over our socials. However there is another side to these proposals: the response. Those that are stuck in an uncomfortable situation can feel overwhelmed and not know how to respond. In general, make sure that the person you are asking feels comfortable with […]

THS Graduates and Seniors Give Freshmen Advice

THS Graduates and Seniors Give Freshmen Advice

Talawanda’s Unwritten Rule Book

Talawanda’s Unwritten Rule Book

Think of a time when you were in school and encountered the actions of another student that baffled you, perhaps with disgust or shock. When it wasn’t necessarily an offensive or disrespectful behavior, but was certainly still condemnable for the sake of society. Most every high school student has witnessed the unnecessary slow-walkers, rotunda PDA, […]

HBO’s “Westworld” Creates Moral Divide Among Television Fans / Living Without Limits: Not Always The Best

HBO’s “Westworld” Creates Moral Divide Among Television Fans / Living Without Limits: Not Always The Best

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 […]

Questions for a Questionable Grading System by K.E. FISHER

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 […]

The Cavs Past and Future

The Cavs Past and Future

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 […]

How NOT to Disappoint on Valentine’s Day

How NOT to Disappoint on Valentine’s Day

Wait! Don’t click away yet considering this may or may not have been by accident, I still have something that might be of use to you. If you’re single, Valentine’s Day isn’t just a day for giving something to a boyfriend or girlfriend. While you can do that during this time, you can do it […]

Fourteen Things About Love

Fourteen Things About Love

Since Valentine’s day is here, many a high schooler will start new relationships and be feeling things new and strange. So here is fourteen ways to keep this new feeling alive. Communication. If you don’t have open communication in your relationship, you will not have a good time. Your partner isn’t a mind reader, they […]

College Basketball 2017-2018: Early Season Wonders

College Basketball 2017-2018: Early Season Wonders

With being only a week into the 2017 college basketball season, there is more than enough to be excited about especially after a thrilling 2016-2017 tournament that ended with North Carolina winning it all for their sixth NCAA National Championship. With so many good teams and great players, it will be interesting to see what […]

DISAPPROVED: Gender Roles

DISAPPROVED: Gender Roles

Throughout history, there has been a concept forced onto all of us that tries to restrict the way we live. It’s what keeps little boys from playing with dollhouses and suggests that women are simply meant to be quiet creatures. Of course, gender roles have existed for centuries due to years of oppression against women, […]