By: Kinslie Washington Fans are cheering, coaches are yelling, players are fighting, and the game is starting. The stadium is full and the lights are beaming down, it’s the start of the championship game and the first for sophomores and juniors and the last for the seniors. The […]
By: Elise Burmeister Vocal Music and Orchestra are kicking off this year’s Christmas season with Franz Schubert’s Mass in G. A “Mass” is essentially a traditional Catholic church service set to music and sung in Latin lasting roughly 22 minutes. The mass will have the chamber orchestra and […]
BY Victoria Gaikwad Football may seem like it’s just the players and coaches, but the spotlight can’t just be on them. Some light has to shine on those who work behind the scenes and make everything run ever so smoothly. That type of dedication comes from our […]
BY Kinslie Washington Have you ever wondered how sports run so smoothly, how all the players are wrapped and ready to go, or how players recover so fast and efficiently? Behind all sports there are the trainers. These aren’t just people who run water out to the […]
BY Taylor Hatheway Sanjeev Musuvathy and Rylee Buchert, both seniors at Jenks High School and teammates in policy debate, spend 40 to 50 hours per week working on debate-related activities. All of this hard work has paid off, resulting in the longest winning streak in the history […]
BY Elise Siebert Last friday, I had a meltdown in front of my boyfriend. Of course, it was completely unexpected and happened at the worst possible time. I was hanging out with my group of friends, it was a casual night, nothing special. I typically have a […]
BY Charlotte Suttee The Artists “I like me some ink. I like the way it drip.” That’s the voice of senior Jesse Holt describing his favorite artistic medium: ink. Jesse’s dark, dream-inspired “drip” drawings are so twistedly realistic they seem to breathe. “[Ink] is it’s own […]
