School lunch used to be everyone’s favorite part of the day, then COVID struck and all of a sudden six feet apart and masks are all students know.
Lunch time has always been about sitting and talking...
Black History Month is an annual celebration that focuses on the success and accomplishments of African-Americans notables. This idea was proposed by Carter G. Woodson in 1926 in development of “Negro...
The countdown to November has started and with the primaries less than a month away, many voters are realizing they aren’t familiar with their options. However, when selecting the best candidate to run...
Valentine’s day is a day for love, compassion, and taking the time to really appreciate the important people in life. Whether it’s celebrating the day by going out with a significant other or staying...
With the temperatures cooling down and finals season heating up, many students find themselves stuck in an almost infinite loop of procrastination. Whether it be their phone, Fear of Missing Out (FOMO),...
With Black Friday passing, stores will likely be packed, but less hectic than they were over the weekend. Parents with their last-minute shopping for children and children with their last-minute shopping...
The peaceful and harmonic story of Thanksgiving that most of us grew up with isn’t exactly as cheerful as we were once led to believe. “Thanksgivings’ true origins are that of betrayal, murder, battle,...
With Halloween right around the corner and the autumn weather slowly starting to shine through, it is the perfect time to attend a fall event in the area and to enjoy this season to the fullest extent.
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Braswell Highschool is a BYOD (Bring Your own Device) school where students can use their technology at school in order to complete their work. However, a lot of students don’t have any education-based...
Ethan Kaewadarunee and Kaitlyn Nebauer were announced as Homecoming king and queen Friday, Sept. 13th during the school’s first pep rally of the school year.
“I have worked so hard for a lot of...
