Eagles On Me

Eagles On Me

Written by Dorys Farias. Edited by Santiago Gomez. Cheerleading, one of the most traditionally-known sports, has been around since the 19th century; and it brings a lot of attention to other traditional sports. While cheerleading is known for its amazing chants and matching school uniforms out on the sidelines or at competitions, the sport takes more effort than anyone could imagine. Cheerleading is often seen in a shallow light, some seeing it solely as the uniform while others see false glam


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Cadet Challenge

Cadet Challenge

Written by Dorys Farias. Edited by Santiago Gomez. Many people have heard about their high school football, basketball, or volleyball team winning a championship, but one sport often goes unrecognized: Raiders. Raiders, a JROTC sport, demands extreme dedication and hard work. Unlike more traditional sports, Raiders combines running, strength, teamwork, and grit, challenging both the body and mind. Despite these demands, it does not receive the recognition it deserves. Raiders centers on teamwo


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The Day the King Died

A story by Journey Hart. It was terrifying when the king died. Everyone lost their powers. Everyone was fighting for a chance to be what they once were. They were afraid of their being made vulnerable, so they tried to learn again. They remembered how they were before the king died, gifted with flight, healing powers, speed, telepathy, and the ability to create illusions in thin air. They wanted, needed that again, were terrified that they had lost it all. It was a slow process, trying to be


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Why Do We Fear 13?

Written by Alessio Guerrero. Edited by Naomi Jalloh. Thirteen has been branded as the unluckiest number in society. From Friday the 13th being seen as the most ominous day of year, to buildings such as hotels and skyscrapers excluding the 13th floor altogether, why exactly has this simple number unanimously gained such a notorious reputation? Biblical Connections: One of the earliest origins comes from Christianity. At the last Supper, Judas (the disciple who betrayed Jesus) was said to be


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