Madeline Sanders, Editor-In-Chief

1. “Taking precautions: Girls cross country team faces constant struggle with harassment”

A story that has a very personal connection me, this news feature dug in deep into problems that girl runners face daily with multimedia elements to depict the whole story.

2. “The walking ‘Coop’: Animation teacher celebrates Halloween in his annual fashion”

Ray Cooper is a living legend on campus. With his annual holiday festivities, specifically on Halloween, this multimedia package embodies the spirit of Cooper and Halloween in an unparalleled manor.

3. “Column: Family and fleeting time”

Shivani’s personal tales of family, home, and separation not only pull at the heartstrings, but they put the reader in her shoes to feel her pain of the coming of age.

4. “Sign up to save Leukemia survivor shares story to spread bone marrow drive awareness”

Rather than covering a simple news brief, Hannah went deeper into the story to get the whole context of the picture. She dug into the horrors of cancer to stress the significance of a bone marrow drive.

5. “Spotting hope: Senior Chris O’Leary battles depression with the help of a Dalmatian named Bree”

Not only does this story include an adorable dog, but it also exposes teenage depression–a growing issue among youth today. Its written beautifully by former editor-In-chief Nick Smith, and the video component of the story truly captures the bond between man and his best friend.