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Mr. Huff enjoying nature

Falcon Spotlight: Mr. Huff

Jacob Gekht, Staff Writer April 29, 2022

If you have gone through seventh grade at Saint Stephen’s, you most likely had Mr. Huff as your history teacher. The class involves an extensive study of international and domestic history but I, along...

Some of the moments that have been captured of me with my friends and family over these past couple of weeks.

Finding love in heartache

Ansley Morris, Associate Editor April 26, 2022

On April 7th, 2022, I had my heart absolutely ripped out of my chest. I was blindsided by a truth that no one, including myself, could’ve ever seen coming. I heard words I never thought I would hear...

Dr. Pullen poses for the camera

Voices in the Nest: Dr. Jan Pullen

Reese Williams, Staff Writer April 12, 2022

Dr. Jan Pullen has been the head of school here at Saint Stephens for 34 years. She is a talented and respected leader, and recently, she announced that after the 2022-2023 school year is over, she will...

The mirror's reflection of me vs how I truly appear

Creature of Comparison

Alex McLemore, Staff Writer March 16, 2022

I go to the Urban Outfitters at UTC mall. I try on a green, patterned sweater and look in the mirror, suddenly my love for the garment diminishes. I see myself standing in the mirror, looking twenty pounds...

Gen Z and Baby Boomer members differ in aspects such as health and social media as shown by original art by Sarabeth Wester.

Changing Priorities

Ansley Morris, Associate Editor March 15, 2022

From Barbies to iPhones, Hot Wheels to real cars, and tag on the playground to winning prom queen, our priorities change as we go through life. As we get older, we value different things, and this shift...

The itch you can’t scratch

The itch you can’t scratch

March 3, 2022

In life, we are always itching. There’s an itch when you need to get out of the house, and there’s that itch when you think about something that bugs you.  And there’s the itch to do something great...

Why I make Mandalas

Why I make Mandalas

Evanthia Stirou, Artistic Director February 11, 2022

I’ve taken up a new hobby recently, one that makes me happy and brings joy to the people I love most. Every day, I make one special drawing for each of my friends. These drawings resemble mandalas, which...

You can tell a lot about a person by the shoes that they wear.

Walk a mile in my shoes

Lauren Schindler, Staff Writer February 1, 2022

They say not to judge a person until “you walk a mile in their shoes” and see the world from their perspective. Otherwise, you may be quick to make assumptions without even realizing what they have...

The age old question: What college is right for me?

Pick your college for you

Caroline Gans, Editor in Chief January 31, 2022

I spent years dreaming about attending Cornell. To me, it was perfect. It had just the right amount of prestige, without the daunting single digit acceptance rate of its fellow Ivy League members. It was...

Know thyself (and thy shadow)

Know thyself (and thy shadow)

Evanthia Stirou, Creative Director January 12, 2022

“It is only when you see your shadow in others that you can begin to understand it.” This is what my mother has told me all my life, but I never really understood what she meant until recently. We...

The stigma surrounding this community causes mental health issues that can permanently harm the subject.

The elephant in the room

Alex McLemore, Staff Writer December 3, 2021

150 pounds. That’s the number I saw when I first stepped on the doctor’s scale in 4th grade. Growing up, I was always the biggest kid in my grade. Did I ever stop and think about it? No, I mean,...

'Red' original album cover shown on left and 'Red (Taylor's version)' shown on right display the evolution of Taylor Swift's music.

Taylor’s version

Ansley Morris, Associate Editor November 21, 2021

Taylor Swift could easily be defined as one of the greatest and most well-known performers of our generation, and the music she gave us growing up is now coming back better than ever. Starting this past...

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