Opinion – Common Sense

The United States Capitol building.

Congress should impeach, convict Donald Trump

Ethan Lenkin, staff writer
January 11, 2021

Students haven’t walked through these doors in nine months due to Coronavirus.

Students have mixed opinions on going back second semester

Ryan McGraw, staff writer
December 24, 2020

According to Education Post, keeping the same teachers during this pandemic, led to stronger, more personalized relationships with teachers and ultimately led to “academic growth and character development.”

Students express opinions on the idea of keeping the same teachers second semester

Helena Hong, news editor
December 22, 2020

The 98th annual National Tree Lighting ceremony took place on Dec 3. and is on display until Jan. 1, 2021.

Ending 2020 in a jolly, cliché way

Jamie Stern, managing editor
December 21, 2020

Sports leagues are able to overcome the COVID-19 obstacle.

COVID-19: No match for sports

Luke Jordan, back page editor
December 20, 2020

Senior Jenna Robinson and her sister go Christmas tree shopping and enjoy their time home together.

College siblings arrive home, elicit distraction

Jenna Lind, managing editor
December 16, 2020

Students sit down and discuss the Minority Scholars Program's purpose at a meeting on Nov. 12, 2019.

Online learning fails to meet expectations; students ponder when a return to in-person learning should happen

Jake Dolan, staff writer
November 22, 2020

CNN's final electoral map for the 2020 election.

Election Day: Hit the road, Trump

Rae Weinstein, staff writer
November 19, 2020

Uncertainty surrounds the future of TikTok.

TikTok: No Need to Ban It

Luke Jordan, back page editor
November 18, 2020

Joe Biden at a

Biden wins election, Trump in denial

Ellie Reiter, staff writer
November 17, 2020

Senior Kailyn Kings shops at Forever 21 in Montgomery Mall in September, following mask protocols.

Contradictory COVID protocols

Sammantha Lim, opinion editor
November 17, 2020

Outgoing President Donald Trump nominates Judge Amy Coney Barrett for Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.

Barrett confirmation: perfectly legal, perfectly wrong

Nico DePalma, commons editor
November 16, 2020

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