Features
Objectivity in Art
Jonathon Chatham, Staff Writer
February 4, 2020
Can forms of artistic expression be considered in an objective sense? Some may consider forms of art to be entirely subjective, up to the observer to decide - fantastic to some, yet boring to others. However, that doesn’t necessarily mean all art is subjective. Much of modern and post-modern art can be ...
A Tribute to Kobe
Felix Ladaga, Staff Writer
January 30, 2020
Five time NBA champion, two time NBA finals MVP, Olympic gold medalist, Oscar winner, loving father of 4. Considered one of the greatest to play in NBA history, inspiring many generations of basketball players all around the world. Well known by many in the basketball world to have the most insane work...
Google Stadia Might Not Be Everything You Hoped
Ethan Partain, Staff Writer
December 13, 2019
Google Stadia is Google’s new gaming platform. Much like a PlayStation or an Xbox, it is used strictly for playing video games. Google Stadia is different, however, because it streams games instead of downloading them. While this seems like the next step for gaming technology, some setbacks are already...
The Difference Music Makes
Lizeth Rocha, Staff Writer
December 13, 2019
Schools have a very strict policy when it comes to electronic devices and how we use them in the classroom, but perhaps the administration is missing something. Electronic devices are looked down upon for a variety of reasons as they “disrupt the educational environment.” The quote comes from...
Copyright Rendering Youtubers Helpless
Ethan Partain, Staff Writer
December 6, 2019
YouTube is a wonderful place for viewers and content creators, allowing for passion, creativity, and entertainment. Some content creators found their calling on YouTube and use it as a significant source of income making videos for a large audience. This income, however, is constantly put at risk of ...
Two Students’ Views on School Attendance Policy
Alexander Ryan and Lizbeth Gurrola
December 5, 2019
It is no secret that students are put under immense pressure to be at school at all times, regardless of the consequences. The Washoe County School District is no exception; in fact, the new attendance policy put into place by WCSD is even stricter than before. This unwillingness to allow for absence can be extremely detrimental to the h...
The Benefits of Studying
David O’Grady, Staff Writer
December 5, 2019
Studying has always been a talking point between students and teachers. Although many teachers say that students should study, and there being conclusive proof to this, many students still don’t. However, making studying a habit should be a priority among students, especially in high school. Here...
Hug Students Greatly Exceed National Pass Rates
David O’Grady, Staff Writer
November 25, 2019
AP tests aren’t often something a freshman has to consider, but here at Hug with the GATE Institute, many freshmen are taking the exams – and apparently, they’re doing really well. Data shows that, globally, the pass rates for AP Literature and Biology are fairly low com...
Washoe County’s Overcrowding Crisis Continues
Lizbeth Gurrola, Staff Writer
November 15, 2019
Schools here in the Washoe County School District (WCSD) are facing the issues of overcrowding classrooms and needing repairs. Schools all across Reno, Sparks and Spanish Springs are facing high student-teacher ratios and the number is continuing to rise. The WCSD can only do so much with the current funding that they are receiving. WCSD lacks funding due to lack of tax revenue, and the donations the...
Is The Pressure of College Too Much for Students?
Estrella Alvarez, Staff Writer
November 6, 2019
In a society that installs college into the minds of kids as early as 9, it is essential to proceed onto higher education. It is seen as the American Dream and the dream of many students, but there is an amount of people who do not see college as a choice but rather as something forced. There are many factors that play into the...
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