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College admission scandals show corruption within upper class

College admission scandals show corruption within upper class

Addie Lindenmeyer, Newtonian Managing Editor March 20, 2019

Going from televisions screens in the 90s to headlines on March 11, Lori Loughlin, famous for her role in “Fuller House”, was one of multiple prominent figures to have allegedly bribed college coaches...

Closed  Captioning: Deaf community needs accessibility

Closed Captioning: Deaf community needs accessibility

Natalie Kuhn, Reporter March 7, 2019

You are sitting in history class trying to watch a clip of a film about one of many revolutions, but all of the dialogue is muffled and distorted. You cannot decipher what the information you’re supposed...

Controversial Comments

Lorelei Jacobs, Reporter March 7, 2019

  As we enter into March, we also dive deeper into the digital age. This comes with consequences. Every year it seems like there is a new controversy surrounding a statement that a celebrity has made,...

Border wall unnecessary

Marco Aramburu, Newtonian Reporter March 7, 2019

During his campaign trail, President Donald Trump made statements regarding illegal immigration on the southern border of the United States by highlighting the issues of immigration and drug trade. His...

Smart watch use in test environment should be banned

Kaeden Thurber, Newtonian Reporter January 31, 2019

As technology gets more advanced, more and more applications are seen in the school setting. The newest of these inventions is smart watches and wireless earbuds. One major controversy surrounding this...

Complete coverage necessary for informing the public

Faye Smith, Newtonian Editor-in-chief January 29, 2019

Society today has seen the fastest communication the world has ever seen. At the snap of your fingers, any text, email, or internet search can be sent away in a matter of seconds. As the communication...

Beyond the Game

Emma Pulaski, Newtonian Sports Manager December 17, 2018

Kansas State University’s head football coach, Bill Snyder, recently announced his retirement and many took to social media to share their thoughts on his years coaching. Snyder spent 27 seasons with...

Stop the Sorry Reflex

Stop the Sorry Reflex

Faye Smith, Newtonian Editor-in-Chief December 17, 2018

Imagine this, it is dinner at your favorite restaurant. All of your friends at the table are talking about their school day, and you instantly start talking about your favorite class. You get so excited...

Neurotypical

Neurotypical

Ellen Garrett, Newtonian Content Editor December 17, 2018

In popular media, people with autism are painted as either anti-social tech geniuses or scholarly philosophers. However, people on the autism spectrum are much more than what we see in movies and TV shows....

Hectic nature of Black Friday detrimental to mental health, anxiety

Natalie Kuhn, Newtonian Reporter November 23, 2018

Every year up to 137 million people go shopping on Black Friday, and the weekend that follows. Shopping malls jam packed with Thanksgiving stuffed customers aggressively hunting down holiday deals. If...

Black Friday shopping starts too early, cuts into Thanksgiving

Lorelei Jacobs, Newtonian Reporter November 23, 2018

As we gather together this holiday weekend, people are not only wanting to get their hands on Thanksgiving dinner, but also “amazing” deals occuring the Friday after Thanksgiving. Black Friday...

Federal government not concerned for youth health, safety

Emma Pulaski, Newtonian Sports Manager November 19, 2018

Despite the purchasing age restriction of 18 and above, Juuls have been a trend circulating throughout high school students. The sleek-designed e-cigarette has taken over and raised much debate. According...

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