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Many teens use social media on a daily basis, consequently getting the majority of their news from them. However, while social media increases the visibility of news, it is also common for it to be drenched in misinformation, which may actively influence or skew teens opinions on what they are viewing.

Increasing number of teens use social media as primary source of news

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
April 20, 2023
There have recently been many bills proposed to restrict social media for youth to combat the negative effects social media could have. These pieces of legislation have sparked many debates on whether they are necessary or not.

[Multimedia] U.S. targets teen social media use

Andie Korenge and Kevin Hamm
April 12, 2023
Romance in movies and other media can be an integral part of the story. However, some movies when trying to make it cute, end up romanticizing toxic traits.

[Opinion] Films regularly portray toxic relationships, normalizing them and depicting them as desirable

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
February 27, 2023
A student in the MSD media center looks through the shelves of books to find one that fits his interests best. Representation for teens can be found in the characters written within numerous novels.

MSD students voice opinions on the innacuracy of diverse teen representation and how it plays into harmful stereotypes

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
December 8, 2022
Holocaust survivor Eric Lipetz presents the struggles he faced coming to America to Darren Levines Holocaust class as a guest speaker. Lipetz and his family resided in the Philippines as a result of a Jewish quota, where he was eventually put into the Santo Tomas Internment Camp.

Holocaust survivor Eric Lipetz shares his survival story with MSD students

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
December 7, 2022
Signs tower over clothing racks showing low prices. Low prices make clothing stores more favored for people who do not have the money to afford more costly items.

Peer pressure and stigma surrounds fashion and cheap clothing brands among teens

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
November 7, 2022
Students may decide not to do homework early despite having days to complete it due to their procrastination habits. For many individuals, procrastinating can lead to stress and sleep deprivation.

MSD students share experiences and opinions on procrastination and why they do it

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
October 28, 2022
The MSD library offers a variety of diverse books, including a section of banned novels. In recent months, states have moved to ban books that include sensitive topics about schools.

MSD staff and students voice their opinions on altering school required reading novels to better suit modern standards and society

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
October 24, 2022
Young Adult novels, comfortable seating, and desks meant for studying can all be found within the Parkland Public Librarys teen section. These items were instituted to give teens a reason to visit the library, utilize its resources, and participate in its programs, for their benefit.

[Brief] Parkland Public Library partcipates in TeenTober to encourage teen services and activities

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
October 22, 2022
Thrift stores display a wide variety of garments and accessories for customers to choose from, offering items that are not only unique, but have history derived from their past owners.

The current generation of teens find increasing enjoyment in the act of thrifting

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
October 6, 2022
Tasteful tunes. Many students enjoy listening to music no matter what activity they are doing. Music serves as a great comfort to many and can often relieve individuals of stress and calm them down. One’s music can become one’s safe place.

Students at MSD enjoy a wide variety of music genres and artists

Chelsea Townsend, Photographer
September 28, 2022
Borah High School students, from left, Katy Sword, 17, Lane Wade, 15, and Tucker Nelson, 18, have a bite to eat after band practice, February 3, 2009 in Boise, Idaho. Sword works two part-time jobs to afford food, gas, clothes and the expenses that come with being in the high school band. (Kerry Maloney/Idaho Statesman/MCT)

MSD students pursue part-time jobs in high school while balancing school work

Celeste Haim, Writer
September 23, 2022
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