Lydia Becker, Reporter
TRUMP ADMINISTRATION PROTESTS REACH NATIONS AROUND THE GLOBE
Over 600 protests took place during Trump's first weekend in office both in and outside of the U.S.
SENTINEL HIGH SCHOOL CLUBS
An accessible list of clubs at Sentinel
THE WORLD ISN’T ENDING…PROBABLY
Good things happening around the world can help offset global concerns
MANSFIELD CENTER DEMOCRACY FORUM
The first annual democracy forum attended by SHS students
NEW GRAVEYARD HAUNTING SENTINEL’S CAMPUS
The new graveyard loses popularity contest to the coffee cart
HOW TO BE DESTRUCTIVE: CHEMISTRY EDITION
A guide to loopholes
SENTINEL HIGH SCHOOL 24-25 NEW STAFF: AN INTRODUCTION
A dive into two new core class teachers
CHRONIC ABSENTEEISM
The issues and effects associated with chronic absenteeism
THE RISE OF THE FIREFLY
The flower to end all wars
HOW TO HANDLE SCHOOL RELATED ANXIETY
Managing the perilous journey of anxiety
FIGURING OUT FASHION
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
COVID FUNDING AND ITS ROLE IN OUR BUDGET
As our COVID funds run out we are facing a “financial cliff” in our budget
SEPERATING THE CEREAL
Pt. 3 The ultimate American breakfast
PICKING APART PIZZA
Lydia's opinions on random things pt. 2
BREAKING DOWN THE DINOS
Lydia's opinion on random things pt. 1
GOOD OMENS
How upbringing affects choices and emotional maturity in Good Omens
DR.WHO 60TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL EPISODES
A highlight on queer representation in the media
HOLIDAY FOOD STAPLES
A Map of Winter Holidays and dishes around the world
TURKEY TAILS
Chapter 4: The final Battle
TURKEY TAILS
Chapter three: The rise of the pilgrims
TURKEY TAILS
Chapter two: Clyde goes on the run
TURKEY TAILS
Clyde's story
MISSOULA ROBOTICS TEAM: AVID WALL-E FANS
This year’s updates and information on the Missoula Robotics Team
EVERYTHING HALLOWEEN
A summary of Halloween ideas, traditions, and personal experiences.
HIDDEN WORDS
Banned books: An interview with Mrs. Rott
14,000 YEARS OF BREAD
Do we ignore everything bread does for us?
WILL COWS GO EXTINCT?
The future of food and agriculture
NEW ROOTS: OLD SCIENCE
Could Kernza be a step to sustainable agriculture?