Global warming: Mother Nature’s flu
Brooke Foye, Contributor
November 13, 2019
Global warming has been a debate for years. What it is, how to fix it, and whether or not it’s really a danger to people. What is global warming? Global warming is a term used to describe the worldwide heating of the planet’s surface, caused by heat from the sun being trapped within our atmosphere. ...
WolfPack parenting: Flu season
Destiny Hines, Contributor
November 13, 2019
There’s nothing worse than being sick while being both a parent and a student. Well, at least it feels that way when you’re in the middle of it; brain fog, sore throat, cough or even worse a fever and vomiting. As diligent as most of us try to be with washing hands and sanitizing doorknobs it’s inevit...
Nicotine in vaping pods at higher levels than cigarettes
Amara Gobermann, Managing Editor
November 13, 2019
Vaping isn’t that bad right? Wrong. There are a lot more health concerns that are not being shared openly with the public and to younger generations. We see multiple ways to vape now, there are juuls, small vapes with no button to push, big vapes with multiple buttons. We also have a huge variety of ...
Vaping’s appeal to youth may bring about restrictions
Casey Anderson, Opinion Editor
November 13, 2019
With the heavy advertising and release of the Juul in 2015, vaping became a sensationalized activity that was extremely popular amongst teenagers and young adults. In high schools, it was easy to catch a student hiding a Juul up their sleeve during class or even taking frequent bathroom breaks to Juu...
Muppets offer comfort
October 31, 2019
Tessa Morhardt Editor in Chief Sesame Street has come out with a new character to show children that they’re not alone while their parents struggle with addiction. The new muppet Karli, who is 6 years old, talks to other Muppet friends about what is going on in her life, and how her mother is ...
Domestic violence does not discriminate
Hailey Griffin, Arts Editor
October 31, 2019
National Domestic Violence Awareness Month is held in October to recognize victims of domestic violence and help spread awareness. Participants wear purple ribbons to show their support towards the fight against domestic violence. Statistics prove that domestic violence does not discriminate; it affects co...
Halloween fun can turn frightening
Kaleia Lawrence, Staff Writer
October 31, 2019
Halloween is right around the corner. It is important to remember that along with this spooky season, you must also take precautions to stay safe. Madison is filled with so many unique, fun things to do to celebrate Halloween. One of them is Freak Fest. Because of the large number of people in the area during ...
Meet the new arts and cultures editor
Hailey Griffin, Arts Editor
October 31, 2019
I've always thought that names that could be spelled in three or more ways were overcompensating. The name Hailey, which can be spelled in at least five different ways, demonstrates overcompensation at its finest. Griffin, however, is a unique counterpart to my first name. What could be cooler than...
Culture should never be a costume
Cassandra Cullen, Music Director
October 31, 2019
Halloween is fast approaching and with times changing, we, as a society, are becoming more aware that certain costumes are culturally insensitive. With older photos of Justin Trudeau in blackface coming to light across the internet, we are reminded that changing the color of your skin is never a Hallo...
Celebrate National Coming Out Day
Casey Anderson, Opinion Editor
October 16, 2019
National Coming Out Day was founded in 1988, and is still proudly celebrated today. This year, it took place on Oct. 11, filling the day with pride and love for all. National Coming Out Day celebrates any and all sexual orientations, including but not limited to, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or ...
No bull: This event needs to end
Britni Petitt, Photo Editor
October 16, 2019
The second week of July, every year, over a million people fill the streets of Pamplona, Spain for the San Fermin festival and running of the bull. The festival hasn’t always been this large but was brought to international attention by Ernest Hemingway in the late 1920’s with his book, The Sun Also ...
Take a stand to stop sexual violence in our community
Tessa Morhardt, Editor-in-chief
October 16, 2019
Safety is one key to life. No matter where you are, what you are doing, or who you are with. Being active and aware of your surroundings will help you in any situation. It is easy to forget all of those things when you are having a good time though. College is a great time for meeting new people and...
