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Everyone has been influenced by literature, whether non-fiction, romance, or science fiction. Comics, including superhero stories, Manga, and graphic novels, capture young readers’ interest. Yet, an ongoing debate remains: Are comics simply entertainment, or can they be educational and considered literature? The Liberal Arts of Oregon State University defines Literature as something that differs…
As the school year comes to an end, many high school students are looking forward to a relaxing and exciting summer break. From vacations to sports training, students are planning to make the most of their time away from school. For sophomore Lacey Burdine, summer is all about spending time with family and friends. “I’m...
When summer starts, many students in Colorado wonder how to spend their free time. With a long break from school, there are plenty of ways to stay busy, have fun, and even prepare for the future. One of the best parts about living in Colorado is access to nature. Students can visit places like Rocky...
As the school year begins to come to a close at Horizon High School, the reality of graduation is finally starting to settle in for many students. With seniors getting the chance to leave campus two weeks early, the hallways that were once crowded suddenly feel quieter, classrooms are missing familiar faces, and the school...
As final exams approach, many students find themselves balancing hours of studying, late nights, and the pressure to do well on their exams. While finals week is meant to measure academic progress, it can also take a serious toll on students’ mental health. At many high schools, students report feeling overwhelmed during the final weeks...
Right now, it doesn’t feel like it’s ending. There are still backpacks slung over shoulders, still laughter echoing through the same hallways that once felt so overwhelming. There are unfinished conversations, comfortable routines, and people you assume you’ll see tomorrow… just like you always have. At this moment, everything feels so normal it’s almost easy...
Summer is the biggest event of the year for students. After months of homework and exams, students treasure the three months they have off, but what is the best way to spend this precious time? In Colorado you have two major choices: WaterWorld or Elitch Gardens. Which deserves the most of your fleeting free time? ...
As graduation approaches, many high school seniors face one of the biggest transitions of their lives: leaving home for college. Whether staying in-state or heading across the country, readiness varies from student to student. For some, the excitement outweighs the nerves, while others experience a mix of anticipation and uncertainty. The experiences of three students,...
At school, when teachers leave you to your own devices to complete an assignment, often students don’t think for themselves anymore. Gemini is inevitable when looking up a Google search. ChatGPT has evolved so much that all students have to do is sit back as the bot writes the essay they’ve had weeks to work...
As the 2026 school year comes to an end, high school seniors all over the country face a major decision, which is choosing between attending college and enrolling in a trade school. With college costs rising and many jobs in need of workers, people are considering both options, sparking much discussion. The College Monk states...