Abby Goldberg, Opinion Editor
October 8, 2015
Filed under Opinion
Homecoming, TWIRP and Prom are some of the events teenagers look forward to the most during their time in high school. Spending hours getting ready with friends, taking photos with your date and dancing are just some of the things... Read more »
Erika Miessner, News Editor
October 8, 2015
Filed under Opinion
For most GCHS students, grades, relationships and responsibilities make up the majority of school-related stressors. But for students who are not cisgender (identifying with their biological gender), great anxiety can come from... Read more »
Erika Miessner, News Editor
October 8, 2015
Filed under Opinion
With a new decision made by the administration and activities director, cosplay at GCHS has been put under greater dress code scrutiny as a reaction to what have been deemed inappropriate costumes.
Cosplaying, the act of dressing... Read more »
Ediotrial Board
October 8, 2015
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
From the murals placed throughout the school to the fine-tuned choir performances at a variety of school events, it is evident that creative expression is a priority at GCHS. Even with our strength in creative areas like art,... Read more »
Staff Seniors
May 20, 2015
Filed under Column, Opinion
Daniel Skinner:
When I was little, I never quite imagined I’d ever make it to high school. It wasn’t because I had any severe health issues or incredible insecurities to face (which is not to say I didn’t experience... Read more »
Anna Jensen, Opinion Editor
May 18, 2015
Filed under Dear Abby:, Opinion
Dear Abby,
How do I keep in touch with school friends over the summer?
Any friendship is easy to maintain if you put in the effort. Effort involves communication on both ends, as well as making and following thr... Read more »
Stephany De Avila, Staff Reporter
May 18, 2015
Filed under Opinion
Summer is right around the corner for students, and summer means vacations, festivals, jobs and time to relax. Although summer break is meant to be a break from school, many kids cram their summer with plans and activities that... Read more »
Marissa Payne, Coppyeditor
May 18, 2015
Filed under Opinion
When eighth graders meet with their counselors for the first time to decide which classes to take their freshman year, it’s easy to feel like four years is an endless amount of time to fulfill graduation requirements. As students... Read more »
Max Goldberg and Daniel Skinner
May 18, 2015
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
District 127’s internet filtering system has existed for quite some time. Even though we don’t know how long, the school has had a basic filter in place for as long as internet has been accessible for students.
Either way,... Read more »
Anna Jensen, Opinion Editor
April 23, 2015
Filed under Opinion
As students get older, their schedules begin to open up and they have the opportunities to take electives of their choosing.
Electives are any classes that are not required to graduate. While students are expected to take... Read more »
Caroline Newman, Staff Reporter
April 23, 2015
Filed under Opinion
Seniors are anticipating going off to college as the school year comes to a close, and have chosen to go farther away for a brand new start or have chosen community college as the best choice in order to get the most for their... Read more »
Taylor O'Neill, Sports Editor
April 23, 2015
Filed under Opinion
When incoming freshmen first come to GCHS, they are bombarded with new opportunities that are supposed to make their high school experience amazing. What is not mentioned, however, is that multiple extracurriculars can make... Read more »