Religion and science in class should not mix
November 29, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Religion in the classroom has been a topic debated since our nation was founded, with Thomas Jefferson writing that we must build a wall between Church and State. The debate continues to rage in the media and even within schools themselves. A prime example of how people want more religious influenc...
The college path is not for everyone
Evan Myers, staff writer
November 29, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Receiving a bachelor's degree is not necessarily required to be successful in life, and many people can change the world or earn a higher salary if they do not go to college. While going to college can be helpful in the long run, and is the right choice for many people, according to the United S...
Should celebrities be involved in politics? Con
Makenna French, staff writer
November 29, 2018
Filed under Opinion
With the big platforms celebrities have, they have started a lot of controversy in politics. Celebrities are very influential, especially when it comes to social media, any young fan of said actor, singer, or influencer would most likely follow their icons and what they believe in. All it takes is just one Tweet or Instagram po...
Should celebrities be involved in politics? Pro
Grace Carey, style editor
November 29, 2018
Filed under Opinion
In recent years, celebrities have been seemingly more active in politics than ever. From all corners of the world, they have been voicing their political beliefs, through various manners. This has raised some concern with everyday men and women. The words “celebrity” and “famous” go hand in...
Debating the dress code
CS Press Editorial, editorial board
November 29, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Every girl remembers the first time they were dress-coded by an adult. Being called out for what they are wearing can be both embarrassing and confusing, sending the message that what a girl wears is directly related to how she is treated. For most girls, this sexualized mentality starts at a young age...