Greenwood Community High School Student Newspaper
There is no doubt about it, I have a lengthy list of people I would like to see in that Oval Office, and Joe Biden is somewhere towards the bottom of it, but all other options have been exhausted. Note: I will not be mentioning Biden or Trump's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Neither Trump… Continue reading The Case for Joe Biden
Recently, the Presidential Administration publicly stated its intention of banning apps such as TikTok that have come from Chinese developers with loyalty to the Chinese Communist Party. This has raised the question whether these apps are compromising national security. In short, they are doing something much worse. Social media time and time again has been… Continue reading TikTok ban
There are few redeeming qualities I can find when I look at our 45th president, however, I give credit where credit is due, and I support his rolling back of the Obama-era school lunch regulations. For those who are still in school like me, we do not need to read any graphs or charts to… Continue reading School lunch regulations do not identify the problems
Times are changing, and the television industry has to change with them. Cable TV is becoming a dinosaur in this age of streaming services like Netflix, Hulu and recently; Disney Plus. It came first as a shock to many to find that this media giant would be hopping on the recent trend of streaming TV… Continue reading Disney + is influential
They say to never meet your heroes, but in senior Connor Yeager’s case, that rule does not apply. The Miami Dolphins played the Colts at Lucas Oil on Nov. 10, which opened the doors to a unique opportunity for the diehard Miami fan. “We realized they were going to play in Indy, so it all… Continue reading Connor Meets the Miami Dolphins
Winterization is the words ‘community,’ ‘generosity’ and ‘selflessness’ set to action. The 27th Winterization took place last Saturday. Mrs. Laura Stadtfeld, Service Learning teacher, is in charge of the Winterization program. “Almost 200 volunteers are participating this year,” Mrs. Stadtfeld said. “This year we are going to winterize about 30 homes.” Winterization volunteers had a… Continue reading Winterization
GHS staff constantly work to give every student, special needs or not, the opportunity to learn how to live and work in the modern world. Ms. Sheri Luedeman, Essential Skills teacher is the brains behind the Snack Shack program. “The Snack Shack is a project I’m doing with my Essential Skills kids to teach them… Continue reading Snack Shack opens for business
Some rules are so old that we never seem to notice just how absurd they really are. We have lived under an outdated clothing policy for too long, and I think we need to redress the dress code. When reading the dress code in the agenda book, many of the guidelines are reasonable, such as,… Continue reading Dress Code is Sexist
