October 15th, 2019: JV Dig Pink Volleyball Game
Lara Moore, Austin Raymer, and Avery Nelson watch the opposing team, Woodgrove, as they prepare to play their rivals.
October 17, 2019
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In an effort to decrease wait times and improve drink consistency, on March 4 Starbucks will be cutting 13 drinks off their menu. They are starting with drinks they deem “less popular”, complicated to make, or too similar to other drinks on the menu, with the end goal of a 30% menu reduction by the end of the year.
To read more about Starbucks’ menu changes and layoffs, click the link in our bio!
By Lilly Hall | Editor
In an effort to decrease wait times and improve drink consistency, on March 4 Starbucks will be cutting 13 drinks off their menu. They are starting with drinks they deem “less popular”, complicated to make, or too similar to other drinks on the menu, with the end goal of a 30% menu reduction by the end of the year.
To read more about Starbucks’ menu changes and layoffs, click the link in our bio!
By Lilly Hall | Editor
Over the past decade, our government has become increasingly divided, partisanship began to run strong, particularly in Congress. Day-to-day life for not only government officials and policymakers, but all Americans, including high school students, have become politicized down to everything you say, everything you wear, every step you take. And that’s intimidating.
Read more about our editorial board`s take on the dangers of political polarization and how to destigmatize respectful conversation about politics at the link in our bio.
By The Viking News Editorial Board
Over the past decade, our government has become increasingly divided, partisanship began to run strong, particularly in Congress. Day-to-day life for not only government officials and policymakers, but all Americans, including high school students, have become politicized down to everything you say, everything you wear, every step you take. And that’s intimidating.
Read more about our editorial board`s take on the dangers of political polarization and how to destigmatize respectful conversation about politics at the link in our bio.
By The Viking News Editorial Board
The discourse surrounding Kendrick Lamar’s politically charged performance at the 2025 Super Bowl begs a certain question: Is politics really necessary in a Superbowl Halftime show?
Read Enaya`s opinion on Super Bowl halftimes and their political nature by clicking the link in bio.
Enaya Bokhari | News Editor
The discourse surrounding Kendrick Lamar’s politically charged performance at the 2025 Super Bowl begs a certain question: Is politics really necessary in a Superbowl Halftime show?
Read Enaya`s opinion on Super Bowl halftimes and their political nature by clicking the link in bio.
Enaya Bokhari | News Editor
