Maddie Cashen

May 25, 2020

“I believe you.” Those are the words every survivor needs to hear as they drown under waves of emotional trauma and uncertainty about their own truth. That “I believe you” is the support and validation...

Kate Folkens, Staff Writer

May 18, 2020

During my four years at Saint Stephen's, I've taken all types of classes: ones that are challenging , inspiring, fun, boring, even easy, I’ve been through it all; however, there’s one course (a program,...

Caroline Gans, Staff Writer

April 30, 2020

Picture this: you’re on a vacation with your family in Hawaii. Every day you wake up excited to spend the day with them and see what adventures are in store in this new, uncharted territory.  Sounds...

Allie Serterides, Associate Editor

April 28, 2020

“Stop going outside and listen to the darn government!" Stay in your homes!"  "Some people disgust me!”  These are actual posts I've seen on peoples' social media platforms recently.   No...

Aiden Kovich, Staff Writer

April 24, 2020

Bradenton, Florida: population 56,000… What a place to live!  There’s nothing like reading the extraordinary amount of obituaries in the Herald-Tribune (we have a very aging population), or sitting...

Sophia Berry, Staff writer

April 23, 2020

It's 7:30 am on a Monday morning, and I stumble out of bed to brush my teeth, eat breakfast, and get ready for the school day. Despite the fact that I'm not leaving my house, my first class is still bright...

Caroline Gans, Staff Writer

March 30, 2020

About two months after the first case of coronavirus in America, the total number of US cases has reached nearly 140,000 cases, with approximately 2,400 deaths to date.  That number seems scary and...

Ansley Morris, Staff Writer

March 5, 2020

You’re walking out of your house to go hang with friends on a Saturday afternoon, but you get an eerie feeling that someone’s behind you, hovering somewhere nearby, tracking your every move.  Whoever...

Aiden Kovich and Jacob Whorf

March 4, 2020

Navigating high school can be like a corn maze with no exit- there are paths you can take, but a lot of them are, well, wrong. For this reason two seniors, Jacob Whorf and Aiden Kovich, took some time...

Aiden Kovich, Staff Writer

February 28, 2020

The Oscars are … predictable to say the least. For film enthusiasts, it’s hardly ever a surprise when a particular award is announced at the Academy Awards. But this year, the annual Oscars boasted...

Evanthia Stirou, Staff Artist/Graphic Designer

January 10, 2020

On November 21st, Peloton released a commercial that was quickly criticized by the media and automatically deemed sexist and classist. The controversy went viral, making its way onto major news networks....

Sophia Berry, Staff Writer

December 12, 2019

Die Hard is a funny, action-packed movie that completely embodies the Christmas genre (contrary to common opinions). While the Grinch, Rudolph, and Santa Clause are all typical characters that appear in...