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Remember the Sirens: Pearl Harbor

Remember the Sirens: Pearl Harbor

Sean Yeager, Features Writer December 18, 2023

On September 1, 1939, the world was left stunted when Nazi Germany invaded Poland and started one of the world's biggest conflicts in human history. As the battles raged on, one of the most famous...

Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day OConnor is photographed for Parade Magazine in 2008 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. PUBLISHED IMAGE. (Photo by Marc Royce/Corbis via Getty Images)

The Supreme Court Justice Who Paved the Way for Women

Jenah Chybli, Features Writer December 15, 2023

On December 1st, Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, died at 93. “As the first woman on the Supreme Court, she paved the way for future female justices,” Social Studies...

What is Grandview Listening To?

What is Grandview Listening To?

Jenah Chybli, Features Writer December 14, 2023

Drake Moore parks his car in the Grandview parking lot, preparing for the start of the school day. As he opens the door to the Grandview Athletic Entrance he puts his airpods in, walking through the crowded...

Your Mind is Like a Muscle

Your Mind is Like a Muscle

Natalia Ramsey December 12, 2023

Stressful, tons of homework, difficult. These are all things that we’ve heard about AP classes, but freshman have found that there are benefits to their first AP class.  “Kids are given a lot...

Sedona Smith (10), Grandbrew customer

Brewing up a Community

Sophie Yates and Liv Higgins December 11, 2023

From starting with only a small cart and a purpose of receiving job skills in a vocational class, Grandbrew has been able to expand tremendously after being able to meet FDA standards.  “It is very...

Students often have discussions in class in order to better understand topics, this discussion was centered around the invention of race.

AP Human Geography Isn’t as Stressful as It Seems

Jolene Pacheco December 1, 2023

Coming into high school, freshmen are faced with lots of new opportunities, one of which is taking their first AP class: AP Human Geography. It can seem stressful to attempt to handle work and tons of...

Morning Misery, Bladders in Distress

Morning Misery, Bladders in Distress

Summer Stoneking, Features Writer November 29, 2023

That feeling when you're dashing towards the bathroom in the morning. The ultimate race against time with your bladder as the finish line!  Dashing into the lower commons area of Grandview is a sight...

Gaby Hansen(11) passes the ball to her teammate in her soccer game against Real Co.

POV: You’re a Varsity Athlete

Emerson Rohrig and Emma Hansen November 29, 2023

 Fall, winter, spring. For many students these are the seasons of unreasonable amounts of school waiting for summer, but for student-athletes these are the days and months where they are able to dedicate...

Honoring the Past, Embracing the Present: Native American Land Acknowledgment

Honoring the Past, Embracing the Present: Native American Land Acknowledgment

Callie Lyn-Kew, Feature's Writer November 29, 2023

Land acknowledgement is about more than just land. It is about recognizing the history of our state. Events like the Sand Creek Massacre were monumental in Colorado’s history and continue to be part...

The actors and actresses involved in the production of Pucks Potion gather in front of the audience to curtain call. Their final production was on November 18th, 2023.

A Dramatic Exit: Brianna Lindahl’s Puck’s Potion Play

Zoe Casebolt, Features Manager November 16, 2023

Brianna Lindahl ran out onto the stage, screaming, when she was just 11 years old.  “We didn't scream in my house, so, naturally, screaming was really hard for me,” Lindahl said.  She was taking...

The Double - Edged Sword of the PSATs: Are They Helpful or Harmful?

The Double – Edged Sword of the PSATs: Are They Helpful or Harmful?

Lexi Mullin and Callie Lyn-Kew November 4, 2023

Confidence is key when it comes to the PSAT, or Practice Scholastic Aptitude Test. This test is a mandatory test that ensures that students are ready for the Spring of their junior year when they take...

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