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Harriet Tubman poses for a photo. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

‘Harriet’ Review: The Marvel Moses

Grace Weber, Writer
April 6, 2021
Anna Heydt (farthest from camera) and Kylie Dirks (closest to camera) hold up beets in preparation for their conference tournament. Photo from Kylie Dirks

Silver Creek Swim Team Wins Conference

Dillon Rankin, Writer
April 6, 2021
Photo by Mackenzie Austin

Mental Health Captured from the Virus’s View

Mackenzie Austin, Writer
April 6, 2021
The typical notes for a student, minus the iPad, taken on Friday, March 19th, the last day of final exams before the spring break quarter ends. These notes for various tests and projects would come invaluable to many a student in an online setting who’s unable to ask any questions if the teacher. It’s definitely different than previous setups, but to quote Silver Creek High School science teacher Dan Kloster, “It is what it is.”

The Second COVID-19 Exam Season is Almost Here

Vian Fuday, Writer
April 6, 2021
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Bruno Mars and Anderson Paak Live Up to the Hype with “Silk Sonic”

Rodrigo Ordonez-Enriquez, Writer
April 6, 2021
Beth Harmon looks across the board during one of her matches in Paris. (Photo by Dillon Rankin.)

The Queen’s Gambit Review: An Imperfect Gem

Dillon Rankin, Writer
April 6, 2021
Silver Creek athletes cheer at a recent football game. In this photo Willow Martinez (senior), Bridget Hauger (junior), and Emma Reiner (freshmen) are cheering on their Raptor football players to victory. This football season was the very last and very first for some Silver Creek cheerleaders.

Silver Creek Cheer: The Road to Competition

Olivia Enright, Writer
March 31, 2021
Despite the fact that she’s enrolled in Advanced Ceramics, 11th grade art student Elena Rodriguez spends her Block 6 Art class completing an independent study in virtual animation. Rodriguez spent her morning on Thursday, March 11th practising moving cartoon mouths and facial expression in time with words and music. “It’s very fun, I like that I get to spend time drawing. Hybrid is a little more challenging and we don't get to do all the usual fun stuff, but it’s still interesting and nice to have an art class,” says Rodriguez.

Art Classes Take Hybrid Learning

Alexis Wright, Writer
March 19, 2021
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