by Quinton Clonce Recently, during the riots in Baltimore this week, one mother saw her child clad in all black and a hoodie throwing rocks at buildings and officials. She did what could only […]
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Daredevil vs Daredevil
by Spencer Overbay If you’ve watched any form of television recently, you’ve probably seen the advertisements for it. A brand new Netflix exclusive comic book series about one of Marvel’s coolest properties, […]
Top 10 Things No One Told You To Bring To College
by Catherine Tudor As you venture off to college, here are a few items you might need that no one ever mentions: Batteries– Mom and dad won’t be around to supply you with […]
Originals are better than remakes: Teen Titans
by Jolie Harper, 8th grade Everybody knows that in the world of movies and tv shows, the originals are always better than their sequels or reboots. A sequel that does better than […]
Introducing Your New Guilty Pleasure and All The Perks That Come With It
by Catherine Tudor We all have our guilty pleasures or what we call our “alone shows”. These shows are what we will watch all on our own and if someone tries to talk to […]
Review: My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
by Spencer Overbay It’s hard to believe it’s been nearly a year since I’ve seen a new episode of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. No, it feels like it’s been much longer […]
Matt Bass’s Eagle Project
by Jake Stone Recently, one of our own Nashville Christian sophomores, Matt Bass, helped our school with his Eagle project. Now, for those of you who don’t know what an Eagle project […]
HOW IS THIS A THING?
by Quinton Clonce So, recently a new “challenge” has popped up on the web, and this one is even more stupid than the cinnamon challenge. This new “thing” is the Kylie Jenner […]
Enough Is Enough…
by Hannah Shope Did you know that students face many daily stresses including exams, assignments, classes, student loans—and that’s not even including the stress to maintain the perfect, ideal body that society […]
Mr. B’s Recovery
by Carter Milom (6th grade) and Jett Johnson (7th grade) It started on March 27 when Mr.B (Mr. Josh Barnett) went to a doctor’s appointment. While he was there the doctors discovered […]