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Florence Cope, Variety Co-Editor 

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Proudly smiling, Falcon (on left) poses for his Outstanding Senior photo. English teacher Erin Hubbell wrote a statement about his academic success.  Lawton (on right) was voted “Most Intellectual” out of the entire senior class. His picture appeared in the 2021 SAGA yearbook for this superlative.

Senior Academic Excellence

May 17, 2021
Allowing for a fresh female perspective can levitate a films popularity, as seen in Greta Gerwigs Lady Bird, which grossed $79 million at the box office.

Female Film Directors

March 25, 2021
Cupcakes and slices of cake were served as a birthday celebration for the Viking.

50 Years of the Viking

March 24, 2021
Social media can lead to self-doubt and anxiety through comparing oneself to others and feeling put-down by harmful stereotypes.

Social Media Perpetuates Unhealthy Stereotypes

March 1, 2021
Enthusiastically sharing a story with her class, Teacher Cadet Elise Bryant (12) helps to install the importance of reading to first graders at Pine Street Elementary.

Read Across America

February 26, 2021
Examples of ways that public events can accommodate those with hypersensitivity to noise is by providing noise-cancelling headphones at events like concerts and sports games.

Autism-Friendly Vacations

February 1, 2021
The 12 horoscopes correlate with different personality traits based on when a person was born.

The Truth and History of Astrology

January 28, 2021
One of the many shops downtown is the Hub City Bookstore, the perfect place to shop for gifts during the Christmas season.

Shopping Locally for the Holidays

December 9, 2020
Aly Hogue (12) has constructed an Etsy shop over quarantine selling various products such as candles and dish towels.

Crafting a Business

November 10, 2020
Some consider standardized tests unfair due to the advantage that students have if they are able to purchase SAT and ACT prep books or take preparatory classes.

Should Standardized Tests be Phased Out?

November 10, 2020
Lecturing his AP Government and Politics class on the importance of voting is one of Mr. Andersons favorite activities.

Time to Vote

October 6, 2020
The statues of Black and white students in conversation in front of the Fine Arts Center invite people to talk about moving forward in unity.

New Sculptures Commemorate 50 Years of Integration

October 6, 2020
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