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Counciling Cultures

Jocelyn Brooks, Manager Editor • November 16, 2018

As if overnight, the productions of Bowie events come together. The gardens seem to attend to themselves daily. Numerous posters appear throughout the halls every week. The hidden hands at...

What’s the scoop on getting the scoop?

Abby Ong, Editor-in-Chief • October 19, 2018

Benefits of free press Embedded in the core of the American society and government lies the freedom of press, one of the five basic rights provided by the First Amendment. In recent years, the rising...

FOCUS- on journalism

Jocelyn Brooks, Managing Editor • October 18, 2018

Journalism is ubiquitous. It can be insightful or corrupt, fair or slanted. And in today’s society, it is more present than ever, including in the halls of Bowie. The mediums vary—with so many resources...

Vaping: both sides of the epidemic

Abby Ong, Editor-in-Chief • July 1, 2018

High schoolers share their opinions on vape pens Passing the device back and forth, a cloud of mist rises over the group of students huddled in the bathroom, filling the stalls with a fruity scent. Created...

30 years ahead

Jocelyn Brooks, Managing Editor • June 18, 2018

30 years is a long time for life to happen. In the halls we walk, students have been given promposals,friendships have been formed, tears have been shed, and memories have been made. 30 years of trends...

Media Literacy

Kiran Patel, In-Depth Editor • May 26, 2018

In an age of fake news, social movements, and biased news outlets, media literacy has become a more prevalent topic. The concept centers around the idea of the public absorbing, analyzing, and understanding...

The Mental Stigma

Violet Glenewinkel, Editor-In-Chief • April 28, 2018

The tragedy of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida resulted in seventeen innocent lives lost, creating a shock that has affected lives across the nation. As hearts and...

30 years of clubs

Jocelyn Brooks, In-Depth Editor • April 23, 2018

Peeking into students' favorite organizations In a world where society is infamous for questioning character, high school is a breeding ground in the struggle for identity. While the quest...

#MeToo

Violet Glenewinkel, Editor-In-Chief • March 6, 2018

A wave of sexual misconduct allegations and stories of harassment against men of power have moved women across the world to take a stand against years of unequal, unjust treatment. This movement...

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