It's January; we all know what that means: get a gym membership, promise yourself you'll eat healthier, get organized, etc. New Year's resolutions dominate life for this first month, but they're not as...
When COVID-19 canceled Jacob Fishman's ('21) summer plans, he found himself passing the time with an interest growing since his freshman year: music. Over the summer, he got a music recording setup and...
The staff is pleased to announce the second issue of the Knight Writers newspaper for the 2020-2021 school year. This issue is strictly digital, where each staff member created a theme and designed their...
The cramming the night before a test. The stealing a glance at what your friend got on a test. The comparison of SAT and ACT scores. Competition finds a way into the mind of high schoolers more often than...
"You're canceled." The phrase has become as normal as "LOL" on the internet, prevalent enough that Time and The New York Times have even reported on it. "Cancel culture," in theory, is taking away someone's...
Due to COVID-19 concerns, the district has canceled semester one midterms. Semester grades are now based on quarter grades, unless the student has a D or F in a class. This action is a relief for some...
Come Dec. 4, Mendes released his fourth album, Wonder, which followed the 2018 release of Shawn Mendes. I had been skeptical of the latest album due to the polarity of the two singles—"Wonder" and "Monster"—yet the expectations I didn't even know how to word were hit out of the park. In other words, waiting essentially my entire high school career for another Shawn Mendes album was worth it.
The Knights fell to the Panthers after an 8-0 home game on Dec. 8. This loss puts the Knights at a 4-3 record, with seven more games in the traditional season. They will face Alonso in an away game on...
As a single, I would've preferred a Mendes solo instead of "Monster." I understand getting publicity by associating with another star, but this song makes me wonder how the rest of the album will sound. Will it compare to the excitement of "Wonder," or fall through?
On Nov. 10, Superintendent Davis released a statement regarding teaching plans next semester. Starting Jan. 19, the district will provide "all instructional options from face-to-face (on site) and eLearning...
