By Abigail Solano With the 2018 Winter Olympics beginning on Feb. 9, there are still many events that will be taking place until Feb. 25. However, a lot has happened since the beginning of the games. With Norway in the lead with the most medals through the first week, history being made in multiple events, […]

By Emilee Ivan What sport won USA their first gold medal? Luge Figure Skating Snowboarding Cross-Country Skiing Who was the first US figure skater to ever land the triple axel at the winter olympics? Mirai Nagasu Bradie Tennell Surya Bonaly Tessa Virtue How many countries are participating in the 2018 winter olympics? 68 81 93 […]

By Emily Tratar Answer these questions and we’ll tell you which movie you should watch next When is the perfect time to have ice-cream? Once a week Never! I’m too busy for ice-cream. Always! When it’s someone’s birthday   What is your dream car? Sports car Any kind if fine, but it must include a […]

By Emma Exon With flu season in full swing, many people are contracting the virus that is beginning to turn deadly. In the majority of cases, the flu is extremely treatable and should resolve itself within a few days to weeks. However, the illness can be quite uncomfortable. Here are just a couple of my […]

By Michael Lanterman NFL free agency opens up in one month and many teams will be looking to make a splash signing to better their team and increase their chances of playing in Super Bowl LIII. While several big names will be taken off the market as early as February 27, when teams have the […]

By Allison Bleakley Between the years 2009-2014 a federal law was passed called “return-to-play.” According to Milken Institute School of Public Health, the return-to-play law indicates that athletes should immediately stop playing if a concussion is suspected. Players may return to practice or competition only after a health care provider has evaluated and cleared an […]

By Emilee Ivan In exactly 44 days Batavia High school will be letting all students free from schooling for exactly one week. Some high schoolers stay home, relax and unwind. Others, however, want to leave reality and take a trip to a remarkable place. There are millions of places that you could travel to, but […]

By Vanessa True Polar bears are dwindling at a faster rate than the world thought. Imagine a world where children would simply learn about polar bears as being a part of our history in the same category as dinosaurs and other extinct animals. Without drastic change soon, polar bears will become a distant memory in […]

By Abigail Solano Although the Oscars are quickly approaching and will be highlighting the top movies of 2017, there are many anticipated and upcoming movies of 2018 moviegoers still should start looking into. 1. The 15:17 to Paris, Feb. 9 Based on a true story, this thriller/drama is about three heroes riding a train to […]

By Emilee Ivan Schools across America have been trying to give healthy options to students at lunch. Our school is included in this attempted change. Over the years I have experienced many changes to the lunches served to students. However, these changes have slowly disappeared. Looking through the lunch line the unhealthy options outweigh the […]