Cordova accepted into Juilliard; Seniors say farewell to beloved orchestra family
By Dakota Vernezze, staff writer Some of the closest groups in the school are the music students. They have been with each other for four years, […]
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Senior Liz Hanson cartoons her way from childhood to adulthood
By Dakota Vernezze, staff writer While some people consider art to be super realistic and detailed, people often ignore the fact that cartoons are art as […]
Theater goes to Nebraska this summer
By Matt Murphy, staff writer Kenosha Unified School District is going to Nebraska. Yes our school district’s theater program is going to The International Thespian Festival […]
Researchers sound alarm as dangers in vaping emerge
By Kailey Franklin, staff writer One of the newest fads in the United States is electronic cigarettes, known to most people as e-cigs. Some people view […]
IT students craft sculpture for display at Amazon.com, Inc.
By Kailey Franklin and Michaela Schmitz, staff writers Students in Sarah Gapinski’s sculpture classes have been working on the project of a lifetime. They are creating […]
Walton’s passion sparks life into learning for students
By Emma Dalton, staff writer Indian Trail’s Allison Walton, an English teacher, has received KUSD’s Secondary Teacher of the Year award. In order for a teacher […]
Despite bitter cold, 58th Band-O-Rama warms audience
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer In the midst of frigid weather and an upcoming blizzard on the last day of January, concert viewers filled up Indian […]
Solo and ensemble
By Dakota Vernezze, staff writer The beginning of March for music students means one thing: the Wisconsin School Music Association’s Solo and Ensemble, an event where […]
Rainbow Legends counselors give LGBT community guidance
By Jeralynn Borges, staff writer Downtown Kenosha offers many shops and buildings serving various interests. One building that tends to stand out is the Kenosha Human […]