Should School Uniforms be Abolished or Kept?
Katrina W., Reporter
July 20, 2017
Filed under Opinion
A debatable topic that has been surrounding school authorities for years, uniforms being applied as a mandatory dress code has still been a controversial issue. The first uniforms were draped blue coats, presented in 15th century English schools for...
Why Disney Needs More Original Stories
Mary C., Editor
June 6, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Walt Disney Animation Studios is mostly famous for its creative, groundbreaking, and exciting stories. Even their adaptations of classic fairy tales are absolutely enticing as animated films. However, within the past decade, something has gone horribly wrong. Disney has recently become a sequel machin...
Should BTS Have Won the Top Social Artist Award at the BBMAs?
Bianca M., Editor in Chief
June 6, 2017
Filed under Opinion
There are so many awards ceremonies nowadays, it is hard to keep up. Ranging from the Grammys to the Golden Globe awards, award ceremonies are definitely something that people need to be aware of. The 2017 Billboard Music Awards were hosted on May 21st, 2017, and in my opinion, it was definitely a hi...
Should SBAC Testing Be Abolished?
Charis P., Reporter
May 23, 2017
Filed under Opinion
State testing has just recently passed here at Kraemer, and many parents, as well as students, are wondering if it’s really needed. Students this past week have spent hours on end just staring at a computer screen, trying to complete multiple tests, and teachers have not enjoyed monitoring their st...
Fidget Spinners- Waste or Worth It?
Beth G., Reporter
May 23, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Lately, there has been a trend going around, known to most as fidget spinners. Fidget Spinners are toys that are designed so they spin while being held. They come in many different sizes, shapes, and colors. Some have LED lights, metallic features, and special effects. These may be popular but are th...
Why Electric Cars Are Bad
Julius Y., Reporter
May 9, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Ever since the Nissan Leaf came out (the first mass produced Battery Electric Vehicle), many have rushed to buy an electric vehicle. Now there is the Tesla, BMW, General Motors, Toyota, Ford, Mitsubishi, and Build Your Dreams Auto, a Chinese Automotive company which has made electric vehicle...
Is the Bugatti Chiron Worth Buying?
Aayush D., Editor
May 8, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Automobiles Ettore Bugatti was an old French car manufacturer that had built high-performance cars. However, after Ettore Bugatti, the founder, and his son died, the company closed down. After many years, an Italian entrepreneur revived the company as an exclusive sports car builder. Now, the Bugatti n...
Should Schools Offer Cash Bonuses for Good Test Scores?
Ellen K., Reporter
May 8, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Throughout the last decade, a growing number of schools have adopted a new method of improving test performances. This method involves paying students as well as their teachers with cash for the student’s passing test score. In fact, some high schools have allowed students to enroll in their Advanced Pla...
Thoughts on Rejected Trumpcare Bill
Young K., Assistant Editor
April 19, 2017
Filed under Opinion
There have been many opinions on President Trump and his decisions over the past few months. Recently, President Trump tried to replace recent former president Obama’s health care policy. During President Obama’s presidency, more than 11 million people adopted Obama Care. Obama Care offered health...
Greatest Video Games of 2016
Sean J., Reporter
March 29, 2017
Filed under Opinion
What do people think of when they hear the word entertainment? Some people will think video games. All around the world, people are playing and showing their friends the variety of video games there are in the world. From the Xbox to the PC, video games prove to be an excellent source of entertainme...
Daylight Savings – Should It Stay or Should It Go?
Vivian W., Editor
March 28, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Waking up on that Sunday and realizing that one hour of your day has instantly disappeared is never a great feeling. Daylight savings was first used in 1908 in Thunder Bay, Canada, with the hopes of saving energy and maximizing the amount of daily sunlight. Daylight savings time instantly takes away an ho...
2017 Oscars Best Picture Mix-Up: Who’s to Blame?
Mary C., Editor
March 14, 2017
Filed under Opinion
A lot of stuff happened at the Academy Awards on February 26th, 2017. The events that took place this year at the Oscars ranged from political, with some award recipients simply not coming to receive their award in protest of Donald Trump’s travel ban, to funny, with host Jimmy Kimmel poking fun at...
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Innocent Girl is Yanked Into the Water by a Sea Lion!
Vivian W., Editor
On May 20, a poor little girl experienced a horrific experience while at sea. Off one of the seas of Richmond, British Columbia of Vancouver, a little girl was on a boat whe...
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Fabulous Madrid, Spain
Beth G., Reporter
Imagine being on a world tour. The plane is about to land in, the city of Madrid, considered the heart of Spain. Breathing in the sweet, cold air. The vibrant colors...
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