By: Darius Thornton The idea of freedom of speech has long been synonymous with the United States and democracy as a whole. The right to express ourselves as we please is something we often take for granted, considering it is … Continue reading The Reality of Free Speech
By: Aiden Holczer The United Fighting Alliance, more commonly known as the UFC, is the premiere fighting organization in the ever expanding world of mixed martial arts (MMA). The UFC has been given the difficult task of advertising an inherently … Continue reading Israel Adesanya: The UFC’s Next Cash Cow
If you’ve had any connection to the internet in the last month, then you’ve probably heard of the new iPhone…well, more like iPhones. There are 3 different models this year: the regular 11, the 11 Pro, and the 11 Pro … Continue reading Apple Sucks.
By: Halie Holland Before I get into equity issues at Heritage, I must disclose something. This isn’t bashing the school system for equity problems in any way, shape, or form. The sole purpose is to highlight evident issues at schools … Continue reading Equity Gaps In Schools
By: Nicole Chedraoui Calling all teenagers! Are you or someone you know part of the 20% of teens that struggle with a mental illness? Have you ever felt overwhelmed, stressed or anxious due to school, extracurriculars, or even current events … Continue reading The Thin Line between Mental Health and Mental Hazard: Do You Need a Break?
By: Twumasi Duah-Mensah Running a marathon, starting a fundraiser, donating hair, going to medical school and become an oncologist—these are all noble acts we’ve rightfully regarded as the prime ways to join the fight against cancer. If you want a … Continue reading Love in a Shirt: How a Wake Forest Nonprofit Is Redefining Breast Cancer
By: Vivian Shillingsburg Reading the title of this article, you are probably thinking that this is going to be another one of those annoying “You’re doing everything wrong” types of environment articles that will tell you to change your whole … Continue reading The Not-So-Cold Hard Facts About What is Happening to the Environment
By: Adam Perkinson The United States Government has identified a massive threat to high school-aged teenagers. It’s not underaged drinking. It’s not inexperienced driving. It’s not even guns. It’s vaping. According to the Truth Initiative, a non-profit public health organization … Continue reading The Newest Vape Trick: Dying
By: A’Breya Young Tag! You’re it! Ready or not, here I come! These are the sounds of childhood—when looking on the sunny side of the rainbow. Lingering on the dark side are twisters of diminishment coming to tear down the … Continue reading Enduring The Pain: One Insult at a Time
By: Darius Thornton The American South. What lies south of the Mason Dixon Line is a bizarre, mystical, delightful, sweltering hot wonderland that sometimes feels like its own world. A world with its own distinct dialect and slang that … Continue reading Anatomy of Passive-Aggressive Southern Slang
By: Halie Holland As most of you have heard before, the Amazon rainforest was engulfed in flames. It took days before it even gained media attention. When a fire tore through Notre-Dame cathedral earlier this year, donations poured in excessively … Continue reading Do you care about the Amazon Rainforest?
By: Vivian Shillingsburg I bet a lot of you didn’t even know that we had a girl’s golf team here at Heritage. I know it’s not the most popular sport, but you would be surprised. Girls golf has grown 13 … Continue reading Getting to Know Our Girl’s Golf Team
