The Royal Page

Is it a man’s world?

Dylan Judge-Steuck, Staff Reporter

When the media teaches women to be super thin with long flowing hair and shimmering legs, they also teach men to have a chiseled jaw line with short, slick hair and muscles like a viking.

Not half sister, full sister

Trianna Downing, Managing Editor

It’s simple really - Timaria and I share the same mom but have different dads. Therefore we’re half-sisters because we share one of two parents.

Old people: get off their lawns

Andrew Zhou, Opinion Editor

We must remember that these people are people, and they deserve more respect than anyone else.

Yes, the Oscars are in need of diversity

Trianna Downing, Managing Editor

Secretly, I’ve always wanted to be an actress. Sometimes, when I’m doing my hair, my comb becomes a microphone. I take time to thank all of my loyal friends, my supportive family, the director...

The Invisible Man

Matt Molnar, Staff Reporter

Williams has changed the way we listen to movies, yet is still seemingly unknown.

It’s a mess out there

Fatima Sall, Staff Reporter

A word to describe my first day is "chaotic."

Stop calling me “baby”

Trianna Downing, Managing Editor

I was only nine years old when I was catcalled for the first time.

Proving passion on college applications

Addie Lennon, Print Editor-in-Chief

College applications aren’t meant to be a composition of people that you wish you were. They’re meant to represent who you are.

Chocolate milk: every school, every student, every day

Sydney Craven, Staff Reporter

It’s my body and I can drink what I want.

Setting standards: disparities between honors courses

Addie Lennon, Print Editor-in-Chief

Can an honors class maintain the same rigor if it’s required?

Popularity in politics

Trianna Downing, Managing Editor

These Presidential hopefuls sound a little ridiculous. I mean, a billionaire, a rapper, or a comedian running our country? But maybe that’s just what America needs.