School shootings have been a major issue in the United States for years now, resulting in the injury and death of both students and teachers alike. Devastating shootings like the ones in Uvalde, Texas and Seattle, Washington were hoped to have been left behind. But as we enter 2023, the terrors of school shootings continue to follow.
With the midterm election coming to a close on November 8th, politics remain a heated issue on many Liberty students, teachers, and staff members' minds. However, even ten days later, results in the House of Representatives and the Senate are still undecided. The determining factor: citizen’s votes. The number of people who vote depends on how apathetic our population is. So what is political apathy? And what can we do to stop it?
“When I first think of Pride, I think of the parade and celebration. But Pride is more than that,” junior Nicole Treece said. “Pride is about becoming comfortable and visible in who you are.”
Mr. Benjamin’s Resume Wisdom
Q: What is the most important thing while writing a resume?
A: Putting down real-life events as experience. Even if it’s a project you’ve done for school where...
It was always burning since the world’s been turning” or so the Billy Joel song goes. Our world is burning up, and if we don’t do anything about it, we will be in for a real fire
Cheerleaders. A wave of blue and green. Students screaming at the top of their lungs. All of the following have been crucial aspects of Liberty’s school spirit scene for decades. Yet, spirit this year...
“I got lucky in terms of height and other stereotypical male characteristics, but, like everyone, still find things that seem inadequate compared to others,” an anonymous Liberty student said.
The...
Every generation before us has stared at themselves in the mirror and criticized their looks–but our generation is different. Now, our reflection is shown through the lens of technology for the world to critique.
We need to diversify our narrative-but what does that mean? In this issue, we’ll look at the current state of required literature in Issaquah School District (ISD) high schools and what changes are being made to our curricula.
