Opinion – Silver Streak

Seniors’ Thoughts on Interview Week

February 20, 2019

Lunch Frustration: Construction, Traffic Congestion and Food Options Garner Complaints

December 10, 2018

‘Venom’ Smashes Villain Stereotypes

October 23, 2018

People turn to essential oils for health, mood benefits

August 30, 2018

Time to Talk Trash: Randall has a littering problem

Abigail Hurtt, Editor-in-Chief

April 16, 2018

Filed under Opinion

While walking around campus, one can expect to see students walking to class, tennis courts, bleachers, and lots of trash. Walking between buildings or in the parking lot often feels as if I'm walking through a landfill due to...

Survival of Trump’s First Year = Government Shutdown

Rebekah Williams, Staff Writer

January 23, 2018

Filed under Opinion

As President Trump celebrates one year in office, the government celebrates by shutting down because of a budget that could not be passed and signed by the president by midnight on Jan. 19. The shutdown will cause government ...

Taking a Stand: Daily pledges should not be mandatory

January 22, 2018

Trick or Treat, It’s Christmas

November 16, 2017

Disconnected: How Technology is Interfering with our Lives

Abigail Hurtt, Editor-In-Chief

November 16, 2017

Filed under Opinion

A family sits around the table, and the room is silent except for a T.V. humming in the background. Each family member is gazing intently below them, absorbed by the fluorescent glow of a screen. Although they are all in the same...

Barking mad

Rebekah Williams, Staff Writer

September 11, 2017

Filed under News

Over and over again, a common complaint in any neighborhood is dogs who bark too much. One couple has taken the noise complaint to a much higher level- judicial court. Oregon couple, Dale and Debra Krein, sued their neighbo...