George Lefkowicz, News Section Editor
January 18, 2019 • No Comments
Newly-sworn Gov. Brain Kemp Kemp outlined his budget objectives, which included a pay raise for the state's teachers. Kemp began his address to the legislature on Jan. 17 by citing a parable about strong foundations before paying tribute to former Republican governors Nathan Deal and Sonny Purdue...
January 15, 2019 • No Comments
Atlanta Public Schools’ Superintendent Dr. Meria Carstarphen is trying to encourage more students to read. With reading levels on the decline nationally, Dr. Carstarphen knew there needed to be change, so she introduced the new Race2Read program. The program requires students to log hours...
Latin program’s interest drives demand at Inman Middle School
January 11, 2019
At Inman Middle School, as long as students and staff can remember, there have always been two languages offered: Spanish and French. Those programs have...
Fulton County public defenders stand for the voiceless
January 8, 2019
Mr. Smith* stands in court as the judge reads his charges off to him. He is being charged with child molestation. Smith has previously had convictions...
School prioritizes teacher satisfaction
December 20, 2018
Math teacher Will Melton arrives to school every morning at 7:30 a.m. hoping to meet students who need extra help in class. However, there are...
Words Unspoken: Sexual misconduct stories brought to light
December 18, 2018
When then freshman *Amy found herself running barefoot through the streets at 10 p.m. several months ago, she was forced to grow up too fast. A few hours...
Are you planning on going to see the Little Mermaid running from January 17th-19th?
- Yes, count me in! (75%, 12 Votes)
- No, I have a conflict/am not interested. (25%, 4 Votes)
Total Voters: 16
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January 23, 2019 • No Comments
The players watch in anticipation as the ball flies across the field, past the keeper, and into the goal. The referee blows his whistle three times, and suddenly, everyone...
Lanier Pickren, Writer
January 22, 2019 • No Comments
For many families, siblings don’t want to do the same thing. They try to choose separate paths for their lives. Many times this sentiment flows into the world of sports....
January 18, 2019 • No Comments
At a first glance, the Candler Park Golf Course might seem like any other golf course. It has neat putting greens, a tee box, and neatly raked sandtraps. But unlike other...
Rifle team positions for perfect shot
January 16, 2019
It is a Tuesday morning in the JROTC...
Cheerleading, more than just a sideline sport
January 16, 2019
Each fall, in nearly every high school...
Rifle team prepares for upcoming competitions
January 14, 2019
It is a Tuesday morning in the JROTC...
January 17, 2019 • No Comments
So many students packed into one school can become a little overwhelming if you’re not used to it. This came as a shock to one particular group of students who attended...
January 16, 2019 • No Comments
Bill Clinton had just been elected President of the United States. Nirvana dominated radios and CD players. The Internet was taking off in homes across the nation. Everyone...
Smith’s documentary gives multiracial teens recognition
January 8, 2019
“What are you?” This is a phrase...
AliBaba brings Turkish flavor to Little Five Points
January 8, 2019
The feeling of home welcomes anyone...
Cousins adjust to American high school life
December 19, 2018
Most people don’t think twice about...
Freshman Audrey Isakov is seen working on the pump, as she twists a bolt into the ground.
Scott Ehardt, a member of SOPO Bike Cooperative, helped the students install the bike racks and congratulate them for a job well done.
Freshman Ava Smith hammering in the bike racks, one at a time.
Sophomore Jack Kast is thinking about how much longer is left in the installation, as it is extremely cold.
Junior Sam Castellano carrying the ruler to measure the nest bike rack distance from the border
Junior Bria Brown led an initiative to bring 7 more bike racks to Grady. Freshman Nora Ball is pictured measuring distance between the rack and the border.
Everyone is huddled together as the installation day was one of the coldest days of the week.
Jack Kast
Pictured is sophomore Henry Gelber screwing in the racks in 30 degree weather.
George Lefkowicz, News Section Editor
January 15, 2019 • No Comments
During Gov. Brian Kemp's inauguration on Jan. 14 2019 on the Georgia Tech campus he seemed to shift his entire persona and message platform from the campaign trail. During his inauguration address, Gov. Kemp attempted to...
Kamryn Harty, Online Comment Section Editor
January 9, 2019 • No Comments
Scrolling through my Instagram feed, I see the usual: girls rigidly posing for selfies in the mirror, group pictures of teens clutching red Solo Cups at parties, and long, emotional captions complaining about the trials and...
Aidan Downey, Writer and Copy Editor
January 8, 2019 • Comments closed
Georgia is the most punitive state. According to a recent Pew Research Center study, 1 in 55 U.S. adults was on parole in 2016. In Georgia, the rate was 1 in 18 adults. The next highest state was 1 in 33. Additionally, probation...
December 19, 2018 • Comments closed
The culture surrounding sexual harassment is often less forgiving to the victim than to the accused. Teenagers are disproportionately affected by sexual abuse and harassment, which has lasting impacts on their lives, yet...
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