Opinion – The Streak

Tony L. Clark holds a photo of George Floyd outside of the Cup Foods store where he was killed while in police custody during a third day of demonstrations in Minneapolis on Thursday, May 28, 2020. (Jerry Holt/Minneapolis Star Tribune/TNS)

Black Lives Matter.

Brianna Riedmueller, Opinion Editor
June 9, 2020

The AP Exams are typically administered in a timed and monitored environment, but school closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic caused the exam format to be switched to an online, at-home abbreviated version. (MCT/Times)

Online AP Exams? Not a Fan

Aaliyah Khan, Editor in Chief
June 9, 2020

Phys. Ed: Necessary or Not? – Con

Carlee Fisco, Staff Reporter
June 9, 2020

Phys. Ed: Necessary or Not? – Pro

Stephanie Dunlap, Staff Reporter
June 9, 2020

In St. Petersburg, Florida, “The Northeast Shopping Center Publix had the entire aisle of paper goods, which included paper towels and toilet paper, cleared out by customers at the end of the day Sunday, March 15, 2020.” (JAMES BORCHUCK/Times)

Panic: the Real Epidemic

Phoebe Sessler, Editor in Chief
June 9, 2020

Kristen Meyer, the woman charged with first-degree murder in the starvation death of her 13-month-old daughter, Tayla Aleman, is brought into court for a pre-triall hearing Friday, February 28, 2020, before her death penalty trial set for March 13. (MCT/ LANNIS WATERS/palmbeachpost.com)

Death Penalty Should Remain in Place

Brianna Riedmueller, Opinion Editor
June 9, 2020

Educational Grouping: Discouraging or Encouraging? (Encouraging)

Elisha Stenger, Copy Editor
March 24, 2020

Educational Grouping: Discouraging or Encouraging? (Discouraging)

Phoebe Sessler, Editor in Chief
March 24, 2020

Free condoms in schools would solve many problems and could save lives.
(Photo Courtesy of Alejandro A. Alvaraz/Philadelphia Daily News/MCTZ)

High Schools Should Distribute Condoms

Brianna Riedmueller, Opinion Editor
March 24, 2020

According to a Washington Post article entitled “The Case for Abolishing Class Rank,” the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) found that “nearly 40 percent of high schools had either stopped ranking their students or refused to share those numbers with colleges-- a shift that apparently has had no effect on students’ prospects for admission.” (Greg Derr/The Patriot Ledger)

Class Rank: Helpful to Few, Harmful To Most

Aaliyah Khan, Editor in Chief
February 6, 2020

Illustration by Erik Nelson Rodriguez.

“OK Boomer”

Megan Gill, In Depth Editor
February 6, 2020

(The Detroit Free Press/MCT)

Human Trafficking Numbers Scream for Attention

Brianna Riedmueller, Opinion Editor
February 6, 2020

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