Category: <span>World</span>

Civil war in Iraq

Rahand Omer, Staff Member • October 5, 2022

Civil War in Iraq? Firefights in the streets of Baghdad and within the Green Zone of parliament. More than 30 people have been killed in clashes on August 29. Muqtada Sadr is a Shi’ite cleric and...

The Fight for Freedom: The Kurdish Struggle for Independence

Rahand Omer, Staff Member • April 4, 2022

The existence of Kurdistan, the existence of a Kurdish people, of a culture, a language has been debated throughout history, not with the pen but the sword. Kurdistan is a geo-political term which regards...

Election 2020-2021

Destiny Mattingly • November 3, 2020

This week students participated in a “mock election” giving them a chance to anonymously voice their opinions. Here are the results from the 231 students who voted. President Joe Biden- 55% Donald...

FCCLA fundraising to support hurricane relief efforts for Grand Bahama Island

September 20, 2019

A new net

Marshall Payton, Staff Writer • February 15, 2018

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to end net neutrality on Dec. 14, 2017, a law put in place in 2015 to ensure internet equality. While the FCC assured Americans that the repeal of net...

Flu epidemic affects students, staff

Kileigh Sailor, Staff writer • January 25, 2018

Dozens of staff and students are missing school due to the recent influenza outbreak that experts from the Center for Disease Control (CDC) say is the worst flu outbreak in the continental United States...

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