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‘The Office’ to be taken off Netflix in 2021—at least, that’s what she said

By AZRIEL OLMEDO If you’ve never sat down to watch the engaging and relatable show called “The Office,” you still have time as Netflix plans to continue streaming the show. In the words of Dwight Schrute: “False!” In reality, Netflix has plans to stop streaming “The Office” by 2021.  If you are among the many […]

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Poem: Memorable Goodbye

By BRANDON SAGLAM Memorable Goodbye I fear to see the day when I say goodbye, I fear to see the day when you might cry, I fear to see the day when I leave all my friends behind, I fear the day when I return and my friends have a different frame of mind, I […]

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Citrus Valley takes on Shakespeare: The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet

By EMILY WALOS Teenagers acting out Shakespeare for almost three hours: sounds like torture right?  Citrus Valley’s Blackhawk Theater Company proved that wrong by bringing the beloved Shakespeare classic “The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet” to life in the Blackhawk theater. With professionally choreographed fighting scenes, hand made costumes and a double cast, the show […]

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Poem: “American Spirit”

By BRANDON SAGLAM “American Spirit” We all began after cell division,Eventually we would all gain our vision,So one day we could make our decisions,But that may be cut short by a gunman’s precision,The younger voice being silenced,But out and about are the unlicensed,Seemingly only an American issue,Seemingly deep in our nation’s tissue,We live life tragedy […]

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Sorry to burst your boba

By ELLA FITZPATRICK You may be wondering what boba is, and why it’s good . . . or bad for you. Boba are small, black, chewy balls of boiled tapioca. Tapioca is a white starch that is extracted from the roots of cassava plants, which is native to South America and was brought over to […]

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