In 2013, my graduating class, the class of 2020, visited Lincoln Middle School (LMS) for the first time. We were in fifth grade at the time, and we were told about all the middle school had to offer. As we… Continue Reading
As we flip a metaphorical page to the new semester, with a new administration in tow, many may wonder: what does the future of Pullman High School look like? For one, many programs and policies that have been running for… Continue Reading
We spend hours a day in school copying down information from lectures or textbooks and filling out worksheets and essays in the same fashion. Then, we go home, only to continue this process for, potentially, several more hours. Granted, not… Continue Reading
The theater is alive with chatter before the play starts; there’s something apprehensive in the air, the majority of audience members having already seen a PHS production. Many hold a program in their hand, reading the often witty descriptions of… Continue Reading
As many of you know, the Pullman High School that we attend today was not the same as the one previous PHS students attended. Our high school has gone through drastic changes to become the building we learn in five… Continue Reading
First-generation immigrants are defined as the first generation of a family to become citizens of a country. According to the Pew Research center, there are over 45 million first-generation immigrants in the US currently, and while there has been much… Continue Reading
Over the span of a week, things are always the most sluggish on Wednesdays; it’s called Hump Day for a reason. So, a lunch break that’s 15 minutes longer than usual and combined with all your friends at school is… Continue Reading
Amid Spirit Week, the only thing anyone seems to be talking about is Homecoming. And yet, I’m sure I’m not the only one wondering what all this “Homecoming” business is all about. Who, exactly, is coming home, anyway? And why… Continue Reading