I’m not feeling well today and will not be in attendance at school. Yeah, I have a dentist appointment, and so I can’t come to school today… at all. I overslept my alarm and slept in until 2:16....
Since middle school, it’s been looming just over the horizon—an abstract monstrosity that filled your heart with giddy fear—but now that you’re in high school, you must face it. You must confront...
It’s hard to imagine finding anything wrong with collecting food for the hungry, but a handful of Liberty’s teachers have managed to do just that. With Liberty’s annual canned food drive quickly...
Once students reach the upper tiers of Liberty’s math classes, they are faced with a choice between AP Statistics and AP Calculus. Certain teachers may prioritize one over the other, but students are...
When you were a kid, December was positively magical. Your roof was dusted with snow; Santa was on the move, your parents discreetly carried in Target bags bursting with presents while you pretended not...
I’m sure most students have witnessed a teacher mixing up sibling’s names before. Being a twin, I can speak from personal experience. Sometimes I wonder if teachers can actually tell twins apart, or...
Kiran Singh, Beyond Liberty Editor
– December 7, 2015
“It doesn’t affect me, so why should I care?” is a statement that resounds in most students’ reactions towards world events. Not caring about school is one thing, but not paying attention to events...
Thanksgiving: One of the greatest, most lasting of all American traditions. Among all the hustle and bustle and constant stress of American life, we designate one day to give thanks for everything that...
Okay, class. First quarter grades are in, so raise your hand if you can tell me what your grade means.
I got an F, so it means I’m not smart. Unlikely.
I earned an A, so I tried harder than everyone....
The teenage years are mostly spent with mountains of homework, a plethora of hobbies, and a fair amount of socializing. Maybe for a few, their social time is cut because they have other interests, or a...
Four and a half years ago, in March 2011, the Syrian crises began. Since then, 220,000 people—half of whom are civilians—have become casualties of the conflict. To escape the violence, four million...
Just like every other A-day, you nearly drown as you trudge through the misty darkness to your first period class, conveniently located in a portable in the far reaches of the front lot. Shivering in your...
