WWII ‘Kissing Sailor’ Spray-Painted with #MeToo
Elise M., Reporter
March 6, 2019
Filed under News
The Unconditional Surrender statue in Sarasota Florida was vandalized Monday 18, 2019, a day after the male veteran the statue is modeled after, died. The statue, nicknamed the “Kissing Statue” was spray painted with “#MeToo” on the left leg of the nurse. Sarasota officers responded at 12:55 am ...
Weirdest Sports Around the World
Allen H., Reporter
January 15, 2019
Filed under Sports
Almost everyone on earth knows what soccer is and many people around the world know sports like basketball, football, cricket, baseball, hockey, and golf. What many people don’t know about are the uncommon, non-competitive sports, and ones that are questionable in terms of whether they should even be ...
What is the Longest Piece of Fiction in the World?
Alyssa W., Reporter
October 9, 2018
Filed under Features
Okay, so everyone has read long books. Some seem longer than others...a lot longer. What is the longest book that one can read? Perhaps it is the Harry Potter series, The Land of Stories series, or any other 2-inch-or-more book. But what is the longest piece of fiction ever written in human history...
Oldest Languages
Heleni N., Editor
March 19, 2018
Filed under Features
There are over 5,000 languages spoken in the world. As a child you learn a language usually the one your parents speak, but as get older can learn many more. In the United States the most common languages are English, Spanish, Chinese, and French. Which are all fairly modern languages although still...
Opium Addict Parrots Ravage Poppy Fields For Their Choice Drug
Daisy K., Editor
April 19, 2017
Filed under Features
We’ve all heard of the amazing things parrots can do - whether it can be bad or good, it’s always guaranteed to rouse a laugh out of anyone who hears it! Of course, the most famous feat parrots have accomplished so far is the ability to mimic human speech (even if it does pick up the bad parts o...
The Humanitarian Crisis of 2017
Brian B., Editor
March 28, 2017
Filed under Features
On March 11 of 2017, UN humanitarian chief Stephen O’Brien released a public statement that more than 20 million people were in famine and starvation in countries such as Yemen, Somalia, South Sudan, and Nigeria. O’Brien’s announcement later led to the declaration of the new humanitarian crisis ...
The UFO World: An Odd Experience, and a Few Problems
Jack G., Reporter
March 14, 2017
Filed under Features
Many have heard of UFOs as vehicles from outer space or other civilizations. Most of the time a sighting of a UFO is dismissed as natural phenomena (such as an airplane or star) or some other spectacle happening. Quin G., a student at Kraemer Middle School, states that “UFOs are hoaxes created by w...
Cheap Ways to Travel the World’s Most Expensive Places
Charis P., Reporter
February 27, 2017
Filed under Food & Travel
Many people often have an ideal vacation spot in mind, but they are usually too expensive to travel to. Fortunately, with the help of local experts and helpful tips there are now ways to plan affordable trips to expensive destinations such as Hong Kong, France, and Australia. One tip would be to travel ...
The Fastest Train In the World
Julius Y., Reporter
January 31, 2017
Filed under Science & Technology
Trains have changed transportation, but when the first bullet train was introduced to the world, trains have become more efficient. Now bullet trains are evolving, currently using maglev (magnetic levitation) instead of wheels, allowing trains to travel at extreme speeds. The LO Series is the fastest tr...
Why Recycling is Important
David F., Reporter
December 13, 2016
Filed under Opinion
Most people know what recycling is, but haven’t actually thought of doing it. People throw away bottles, cans, and bags without knowing it can be recycled. Recycling is good for the planet because it reduces waste and keeps public spaces clean. Recyclables may even be used to make other products one...
Top Ten National Dishes
Victoria L., Assistant Editor
October 17, 2016
Filed under Food & Travel
Most countries have their favorite or national dish. This is a vital part of a country’s identity and is essential for tourists around the world. These dishes are the top ten national dishes that are popular with the local residents and tourists. According to a student who attends Kraemer Middle Scho...
Justin Y., Reporter
March 6, 2019 • No Comments
Many cases of measles have been reported throughout the world. Measles is an infectious disease that causes fever or rash on the skin. Due to the large amount of people infected...
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William S., Editor
February 22, 2019 • No Comments
A staple in any Korean cuisine, kimchi is a necessity for all Koreans. The beloved spicy, delicious side dish has been on the table of Koreans for hundreds of years. However,...
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Bryan W. is the kind of person that loves playing video games and reading. He lives with his mother, father, sister, and grandma. When he goes to school, he looks forward to Spanish class and talking to...