By Madeline Alvarez, Editor-In-Chief Last year, right as we were heading into lockdown because of COVID-19, Newman gave us an extra week of Spring Break. This year we had no Spring Break, and we got one measly day off as a “break” for the entire semester. Granted, Newman gave us

By Ty Wilson, Staff Writer There are many holidays that are celebrated every day all across the world, the most well-known being Christmas, New Years and Easter. But what about the forgotten holidays that aren’t regularly celebrated, such as Leif Erikson Day, Groundhog Day and the infamous April Fools’

By Leanne Vastbinder, Opinion and Online Editor Let me begin by saying that I don’t think all holidays are created equal. If I had to make a list to rank all holidays in order of personal preference, Christmas would probably snag first place and at the bottom would sit

By Hadassah Umbarger, Staff Writer On my desk at my house sits a novel. (Gasp. An English major with a novel on her desk. Startling revelation, Hadassah.) (Oh hush, it’ll make sense in a minute.) I started it over Christmas break and read nearly half of it then. Now