Suicide Awareness Walks
Georgia Kirkendall Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States. No one wants to talk about it, but we have to – – the ramifications are […]
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A Day in the Life of a Senior
Georgia Kirkendall Four years ago I wrote an article detailing my experiences as a freshman in high school, and began my first-hand account with the vague sentence “It’s weird, for […]
The Need for Teens
Georgia Kirkendall Not sure what to do with yourself this summer? While the pandemic is dwindling and summer activities that weren’t available last year are starting to open up, for […]
Masks Mandate
Georgia Kirkendall Many high school students have been getting vaccinated with the Pfizer vaccine since the CDC, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, has allowed those 16 and older to […]
Senoritis in 2021
By Georgia Kirkendall With the exhaustion and confusion that was 2020, senioritis is sure to peak early this year for 2021 graduates, and with spunk. Teachers and students worldwide are […]
Women’s History Month
By Georgia Kirkendall March is International Women’s History Month. Word of this commemoration seems to have spread more this year than ever before (I’ll admit that before 2021, I had […]
No More Guacamole?
Georgia Kirkendall That’s right, the age of dipping your chips in heavenly goodness is over. While it may come as a shock to most people, the demise of guacamole has […]
Taking SATs in the Year 2021
Georgia Kirkendall All educational aspects for students are being affected by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) is no exception. The SAT, first introduced in 1926, […]
Passing Your Road Test
by Georgia Kirkendall Many of us in high school are reaching that age of opportunity and freedom, the ability to drive. It can be incredibly frustrating, having to think through […]
Thanksgiving in 2020
Georgia Kirkendall Coronavirus (COVID-19) has the year 2020 for the taking, but many are wondering if holidays are on the list of must-nots as well. Halloween proved to be a […]
The Dial 