Should Glitter Be Banned?
Darrius H., Reporter
February 21, 2019
Filed under Features
Since 1934, modern glitter and confetti have been used to provide the sparkle and flare “needed” in the air for almost any celebration, but afterward, they are left as litter on the ground. This has lead to a controversy over the use of this product. Glitter is made of a polymer known as Mylar ...
Solar Panel Windows
Aaron C., Reporter
March 19, 2018
Filed under Science & Technology
Solar panels are used all over the world to harness energy at no cost to the environment. The ugly black panels are mounted onto the top of rooftops with no function but to convert light into energy. However, a new high-tech prototype of solar panels is being developed to serve multiple purposes. A n...
Five Animals that are Going Extinct in 2017
Regina J., Reporter
January 31, 2017
Filed under Features
Lots of animal species are on the edge of being extinct, and this year, might be their last. Sadly enough, humans may be the main reason for some of these endangered animals. Agricultural expansion, pollution, and disease are also more causes for the deaths of these species. These animals are most likely g...
Amrit R., Reporter
May 8, 2019 • No Comments
The Yellowstone Supervolcano and the park, in general, has been a tourist favorite to visit, but the tours that lead up to the volcano are currently closed due to 127 earthquakes...
A Goodbye to the Department of Homeland Security Secretary
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Amrit R., Reporter
April 23, 2019 • No Comments
Canada is a wonderful country that is a part of North America. This country beautiful scenery and great big cities people want to see. Canada also has many fun attractions....
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Thomas W. is a 7th grader who is attending Kraemer Middle School. Thomas was born on September 27, 2006. His favorite subject is Science because he enjoys doing experiments. He has an older brother named A...