How has the Damar Hamlin case affected Indian Trail’s students?
By Kiannah Wierzchowski, Staff Writer & Illustrator Six minutes remained in the first quarter as Damar Hamlin, a Bill’s defensive player, tackled a Bengals receiver, and […]
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English Faculty Voices Mixed Feelings About Chat AI
by Dominic Fevrier, Sports Editor & Co-Editor in chief Open chat AI, also known as open domain chatbots, are computer programs designed to simulate human conversation. […]
Students Charmed by Jenna Ortega’s “Wednesday”
by Nancy Hernandez, Staff Writer Netflix’s series Wednesday has become a great success over the last few months. The show follows the Addams Family’s oldest […]
IT Students and Staff Reflect on the Challenges of the Past Year
By Kyler Jacobson, Staff Writer “I did make resolutions, but they take longer to achieve so I have no results yet,” said Amra Isaki, a […]
Indian Trail’s cheer team overcomes challenges to achieve victory at recent competitions
by Sadahrie Mandujano, Staff Writer The Indian Trail cheerleading team has experienced great success in their last few competitions. With increased intensity and more work […]
SZA’s Isolation and Vulnerability Glisten on her new album, “SOS”
By Kyler Jacobson, Staff Writer With her second album ‘SOS’, SZA explores the themes of self-doubt, insecurity, and breaking free from a destructive relationship. She […]
Policy 1510: School Board Reconsidering Definition of “Political Symbols” in Classrooms
by Alexa Sanchez-Nava, Co-Editor-in-Chief Interest groups have approached the School Board to discuss the appropriateness of political messaging in school classrooms. Among these symbols, some […]
Students’ anxiety peaking in the post quarantine era
By Gabriela Carranza, Staff Writer Since the beginning of our return to in-school classes, students have been drained. You can see it all over social media–Instagram and […]
IT orchestra cues in exciting start for the school year
by Alexa Sanchez-Nava, Co-Editor-in-Chief The audience hushed in anticipation as the lights dimmed, starting the 2022 fall ITHS Orchestra concert. As the Concert Orchestra tuned […]
Senioritis draining motivation, attendance, and grades
By Izack Kessler, Opinion Editor & Chief Illustrator As we slowly approach Semester One finals, seniors like me are starting to notice one of the most […]