Sometimes, less is more. Especially when it comes to deciding what to watch on your night off. Wrestling coach Cory Apps and millions of other streaming subscribers are becoming familiar with the unveiling of proprietary streaming services and will soon be spending a lot more time making decisions about whatContinue Reading

The Statesmen Theatre program debuted their first play of the school year with “The Gifted Program,” which is set in a high school in Washington made up of stereotypical cliques. The story revolves around a Dungeons and Dragons club, with four friends who are each struggling through their final highContinue Reading

Unlike the vague and broad horoscopes you find in the back of a “Cosmopolitan” or a “Seventeen” magazine, the Co-Star app gives you a hyper-personalized introduction to astrology, using a complete picture of the sky as well as when and where you were born. Horoscopes use the alignment of starsContinue Reading

Past the cafeteria and in the depths of the 300 wing lies the Marshall’s mixed a cappella group, Noteworthy. Each Tuesday, Noteworthy meets to practice their assortment of songs, ranging from Pentatonix’s “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen” to Stevie Wonder’s “Higher Ground.” Club sponsor and music teacher Kelli Pierson saidContinue Reading

TikTok, a China-based social media app, has soared in popularity since its initial release in 2017, becoming the most downloaded app in the US in October 2018 and third most downloaded in the world by October 2019. Users, 41 percent of whom are aged between 16 and 24, according toContinue Reading

If I had a dollar for every time I complained about the recycling system, by now I would have enough money to fix it. Before Oct 1, glass waste went into the recycling bin as it had since recycling’s inception. But after recycling centers complained of glass damaging their machines,Continue Reading