Should Northwood Bring Back the Valedictorian Title?
Since Northwood did away with the Valedictorian title in 2019 and adopted the Latin honors system, which recognizes students based on established grade point average...
Are Streaming Services Getting Out of Hand?
In recent years, entertainment companies have been deviating from bigger streaming services such as Netflix and Hulu. These companies have gone on to create their own streaming services which has led to a large variety of different streaming services. With all these streaming services, the question could be asked: how many is too many?
Are sales really saving?
Purchasing items on sale can help you save if you are sticking to necessities or something that you would have purchased either way, but usually sales are advertising schemes that play on psychology and trick you into buying what you don’t really need.
2021’s Tunes: Albums in review
2021 kicked off with a plethora of new tunes, leaving the world with new hits to sing along to. With soul, alternative, pop and even...
Review: Harris Teeter Starbucks ideal for quick to-go brews
This past weekend I was able to find time to take a trip to the Starbucks at Harris Teeter off of 15-501 - a popular...
‘Dune’ Review: Memorable Acting, Underutilized Cast
Staff Writer Ivy Latta Brock reviews the new sci-fi adventure movie “Dune” (2021) starring Timothée Chalamet.
My Issue With College Application Fees
College application fees are often an overlooked part of the process, but are not as insignificant as one may think. These fees add up, and are in addition to the thousands of dollars it will cost just to attend a college. Given this, it seems unfair for there to be financial barriers between students and higher education.
How to Cope With Unexpected Grief
When someone in your life is lost rather unexpectedly, it can be shocking. It can feel as though a rug has been pulled out from underneath you–a dizzying and sometimes nauseating experience. Here are 4 methods to cope with grief in a healthy and productive way.
Cyberbullying Has Become an Epidemic in 2021
The sentence “cyberbullying is not okay” is a well known catchphrase that students have heard ever since phones were available to them, but its significance remains true to this day. To put it as simply as possible, the pattern of cyberbullying is something that this generation must take control of and stop.