Dear Student Body of Elkhorn South,  This year has shown how we can stamp our names to the definition of resilience. There’s no doubt about it that this year is nothing like what we expected our...

Taking the dreaded ACT can be scary enough as it is: pencils scratching, pages flipping, eying the clock like your life depends on it. Now add a pandemic into the mix, and things can go from relatively...

I am poisoned by the Internet. Poisoned by stupid online politics . Poisoned through and through. Even though I’m afflicted with some type of irony detachment neurosis, the debate on Tuesday night was...

I’ve always gotten scared easily, avoiding horror classics like The Shining or popular series such as American Horror Story. Growing up, I’d always look forward to October, knowing that my birthday...

The banana bread renaissance of the Coronavirus pandemic has comforted anxieties as well as encouraged more time to be spent baking. During chaotic times, people have been searching for ways to keep themselves...

High school is a pivotal moment in life. They are the years that you will never get back, but forever look back on. And as much as it hurts my soul to say “Take a picture, it’ll last longer.” It’s...

A Press Dispatch From the Wall of the Rink Squeeeeeak. A kid with thick glasses slams into a thick wooden railing on the edge of the roller rink. It is 1982, Time’s Man of the Year is The Computer,...

If quarantine has done one thing to me, it has brought out my inner 80-year-old grandmother. The best example of this is the emergence of my puzzling addiction.  It all started when my mother brought...

As we all know, quarantine can be mind numbingly boring. It gives us the free-time we all thought we needed. Now that I have all this free time I can’t seem to think of anything to do. All I can think...

There are a lot of terrible things that Covid-19 has resulted in, however the number of positives that have come from this global pandemic is something worth recognizing.  As a Starbucks barista, I...