Drug Overdoses and Stimulus Checks
Sara Sahagun, Senior Staff Writer
October 31, 2021
Drug Overdoses. They’re everywhere, and have been for some time; however, have they gotten worse during this pandemic? Is the government aiding addicts...
“Tech-Speak” Ruining Teens’ Literacy Rates
Delaney Panigall, Senior Staff Writer
October 24, 2021
Texting gives teens a quick and easy way to send notes and messages to family and friends, but it may also cause a decline in language and grammar skills....
Samuel Esposito, Senior Staff Writer
October 3, 2021
So you have determined to take an upper-level course your senior year. Do you sign up for CCP or AP classes? Are they all the same or are they different? ...
Strawberries or Scurvy? The Choice is Yours
Evan Flynn, Sophomore Staff Writer
September 26, 2021
In today’s society, teenagers are not eating enough fruits and vegetables according to nationwide guidelines.The CDC claims teenagers are eating significantly...
175 Years: Something to Crow About
Madison Brainard, Sophomore Staff Writer
September 26, 2021
Did you know that this year is the 175th anniversary of the Canfield fair? The Canfield fair started back in 1846 when the Mahoning County Agricultural...
Why Are More and More Teens Contemplating Suicide?
Bethany Baker, Senior Staff Writer
September 26, 2021
In 2019, right before the Covid Pandemic, The CDC reports that there were 11.1 deaths by suicide per 100,000 adolescents ages 15-19. There were 5.2 female...
Cell Phones in School Are Here to Stay
Nicholas VanSuch, Senior Staff Writer
September 26, 2021
Many teachers and students clash over the use of cell phones during class; however the use of these mobile devices is actually more good than bad. While...
Five Remarkable Role Models for Teens
Gabriella Trobek, Junior Staff Writer
September 26, 2021
Teens today have different people whom they look up to and label as a role model. Some may say that their role models are their parents, friends, or a...
To Vaccinate or Not To Vaccinate: That is the Question
McKenna Wright, Junior Staff Writer
September 25, 2021
The vaccine is a sensitive subject to many people, but especially when talking about high-schoolers. There is much back and forth on the subject, and no...
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Caroline Capuzello, Sophomore Staff Writer
November 8, 2021
The Day of the Dead, also known as el Día de los Muertos, is a holiday celebrated by Latin American cultures. It’s a two-day celebration held to honor deceased loved...
September 26, 2021
The Power of Crystals: Healing or Hype?
February 16, 2021
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McKenna Wright, Junior Staff Writer
November 16, 2021
For many teens all around the world, what they are planning to do after high school is constantly on their minds. From the time a student enter high school, everything he...
Is Homework Necessary to Facilitate Learning?
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Spanish 4 Students Make A Difference
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Eloy Kim Accepted into Vanderbilt University
January 27, 2021
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Hubbard has a long history of alumni who go on to accomplish great things. Two more recent Hubbard graduates, Khaled (2017) and Nader Kassem (2020), have proved this idea ...
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If you plan on becoming a collegiate level athlete, then you could potentially make money from it. A recent rule change, according to the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic...
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