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The Difference One Book Can Make

by Ciarra Isaac | Dec 23, 2020 | Column, Opinion | 0

Today’s society is forever changing, just like the town of Black River Falls. During June,...

We want to be engaged

by Paw Print Staff | Apr 2, 2020 | Column, Featured | 0

Modern day students face many challenges. One in particular that seems to have captured the...

Why You Should Take College Courses Instead of AP

by Matthew Jacobs | Jan 15, 2020 | Column, Featured | 0

or many students, high school is not the end of a journey, but it is a stepping stone to their...

Should Everyone Apply For Free Lunch?

by Matthew Jacobs | Dec 17, 2019 | Column | 0

Just weeks before school was to begin, the school board introduced a plan to combat a major...

Schools With No-Cut Sports Policies Mislead Students

by ISABELLA COWLES | Dec 2, 2019 | Column, Featured | 0

You try out for a sport. It’s sophomore year, and you are sure you’re going to make varsity. You...

Juuls and Cigarettes are equally bad for your health.

by Aubrey Heath | May 30, 2019 | Column, Opinion | 0

People are always searching for new trends, and right now, a rising trend that has been captivating our attention is Juuling. Now the most popular tobacco product amongst youth, JUUL is a battery-powered e-cigarette that is...

You Should Stop Texting and Driving!

by MOLLY MCNULTY | May 23, 2019 | Column, Opinion | 0

Texting and driving is difficult to write about. It seems very simple, texting and driving is...

Student Opinion on Privilege

by Ellie Wirtz | Apr 11, 2019 | Column, Opinion | 0

Usually, high school is an adjustment for one group of students: the freshman. Furthermore, the adjustment period is usually a few weeks to a semester. However, I think we can all agree that this school year has been one nonstop...