City offers many October events
By Reginae Butler (Central High School) During October, Memphis is a city full of festivities, live zombies, fun, haunted mazes and terribly spooky nights. Activities to partake in range from … Continue reading
Atonement a novel worth reading
By Kenyona Chaney (Power Center Academy High School) Atonement written by Ian McEwan, is a novel set in England during the 1930s. The cast of characters are the Tallis family … Continue reading
Maze Runner continues with another hit
By Breyanah Graham (Ridgeway High School) Young-adult novels turned into films are certainly not something new. However, while long time favorites such as The Hunger Games series and Divergent series … Continue reading
Why #BlackLivesMatter is needed
By Kaylan Freeman (Kingsbury High School) Since the killing of Michael Brown in August of last year, social media platforms have erupted in response. The issue of police brutality and … Continue reading
From YouTube to International star
By Savanna Hulbert (K.I.P.P.) Musician Charlie Puth has another hit on his hands with “Marvin Gaye” featuring singer/songwriter Meghan Trainor. A singer, songwriter and record producer, Puth became popular through … Continue reading
Halloween need not be tricky, make it a treat
By Dominique Malone (White Station High School) Halloween is a night of wonder, horror, candy and arguably the most fun you can have in one night. Nevertheless, it can be … Continue reading
Why Buffy should no longer hide from your screens
By Kaylan Freeman (Kingsbury High School) Going into Buffy the Vampire Slayer, I was skeptical. How could anything with the words “vampire slayer” in the title be worth a watch? … Continue reading
Over-diagnosis needs attention
By Lily Donaldson (Bolton High School) Attention-Deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is one of the most common disorders of our generation and probably one of the most self-diagnosed. In everyday conversation, … Continue reading
The Teen Appeal 