Cami-dresses, lingerie shirts, layered hair with chunky-dyed strands. Sound familiar? The trends of today are not novel in any way, … More
Category: Reviews/Features
Taking Matters Into Her Own Hands: Sophomore Charity Revell creates her own nail business by Sara Pipa
The smell of acrylic monomer fills the air while the buzz of the electric file fills the room. Finally, after … More
The End Of An Era: Nation Ford says goodbye to Assistant Principal Pam Pittman by Carly Jacobson & Aiden Witkopf
“There she was — this beautiful, athletic girl who walked down the halls like she owned them.” She still does, … More
‘Ghost Games’ With No Fans Impact Athlete Performance by Mine Karatas
From loud, ear-splitting stadiums to pin-dropping silence. The absence of fans this past year has been an unusual transition. Most … More
Directing The Future: Assistant Band Director James Woody Teaches, Inspires Students by Elise Papke
At 5:45 a.m. James Woody wakes his kids and gets them ready for daycare. He lets out Jessie, the family … More
Pay To (Not) Play: No Refunds: Pandemic Impacts Student Athletes, Family Expenses by Grace Asaad
After Nation Ford shut down because of COVID-19 in mid-March of 2020, many student athletes were unable to complete their … More
COVID-19 Affects Extracurriculars by Addie Rae Allen
On Wednesdays, Fridays, and every other Saturday, Emma Bennett (‘23) gets home around 4:15, eats a quick meal, and goes … More
Fuel for Fire: The most dangerous thing in your house may surprise you by Maddox Oxendine
The washer and dryer can be some of the most dangerous household appliances. More than 81% of the population has … More
The Art of Procrastination by Amaris Arroyave
The wave of relief after completing a school assignment it’s due can give a sense of accomplishment. However, following the … More
