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Emma and Tia debate whether students should have assignments for school over their summer break. While Tia argues that students need a break frim school over summer to help them reset, Emma counters with the fact that students lose a lot of information over the summer.

That’s What She Said: Studying over the summer

May 22, 2019

Emma and Tia debate whether students should have assignments for school over their summer break. While Tia argues that students need a break frim school over summer to help them reset, Emma counters with the fact that students lose a lot of information over the summer.

That’s What She Said: Are summer assignments giving students their rightfully deserved break?

May 22, 2019

Leaping through the air, this orca performs for an eager audience at the Seaworld park in San Diego. However, notice the flopped-over dorsal fin, a phenomenon that only occurs when orcas are kept in captivity.

That’s What She Said: Putting an end to Sea World in 2019

March 26, 2019

Evaluating our food for possible defects such as rodent droppings and insect fragments, the Food and Drug Administration sets actions levels for specific products to ensure food is not adulterated. Do you know what you are truly eating, and, more importantly, are you okay with it?

What is really in your food?

March 20, 2019

Meeting with the players and staff of the New England Patriots in 2017, President Trump would later declare that NFL players would be dismissed to the locker rooms if they failed to stand for the National Anthem. This was another dispute that arose as a result of Kaepernick’s trailblazing.

Unraveling the debate over the Pledge of Allegiance

March 20, 2019

Leaping out of the water at SeaWorld, these two majestic orcas perform various tricks for the audience. Do the SeaWorld parks do more harm or good?

That’s What She Said- Sea World: Much more than an amusement park

March 20, 2019

Revealing an ordinary jail cell that inmates must stay in for twenty-three hours a day when in solitary confinement, we get an idea of the small space available for prisoners. This is among one of the reasons prison abolitionists are calling for prisoner rights to be acknowledged.

Does the U.S. prison system actually work to rehabilitate inmates?

January 10, 2019

At the 2017 winter dance concert, the piece “Beauty Within” was performed by dancers with a wide variety of backgrounds. Front and center, senior Anna Williams and her fellow dancers showed they shared a close bond with each other, despite the physical differences among them.

Individualism continues to be overlooked

January 6, 2019

Staring at a tablet, a young boy amuses himself by playing with a mobile device. Children at such a young age can potentially be harmed physically, mentally, socially, and cognitively by too much screen time.

Why we should be setting screen time limitations for children

December 19, 2018

Early school start times affect some students more than others. Grayson is seen fixing her sleep schedule so that she can pass her test, while Emma is ready to start school so that she can get out early to do her extracurricular activities

That’s What She Said: The early bird gets the worm!

December 19, 2018

Early school start times affect some students more than others. Grayson is seen fixing her sleep schedule so that she can pass her test, while Emma is ready to start school so that she can get out early to do her extracurricular activities

That’s what she said: Should school start later?

December 19, 2018

Representing the world map, prescription drugs have run rampant in today’s society being the third most commonly misused substances. When taken as prescribed by a doctor, prescription drugs can be used to cure pain, treat diseases, and fight infection.

It’s Debatable

December 19, 2018

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