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Should Masks Be Required for Indoor Sports?

Athletes around the country debate about the safety of masked sports
By Brenden Boyle
October 19, 2021

As the basketballs are dribbled, the volleyballs are hit, and the wrestling mats are pounded, indoor athletes require a high oxygen intake in order to...

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Online learning strikes

Students feel like they are not getting enough resources when quarantined
By Maria Loiseau
October 19, 2021

After only a few months back to in-person learning, many students are experiencing online learning once again. Even with the rules and regulations Huntley...

Students scan the QR codes taped to every lunch table, which is linked to a google form for contact tracing. (A.Peters)

QR codes on lunch tables do not help contact tracing

By Ava Peters
October 4, 2021

The bell rings, dismissing students to go to their sixth hour lunch period. The hallways become crammed, and everyone’s conversations drown each other...

Student Services pods and College and Careers offices offer many resources. (O. Archer)

Students should make use of counselor resources

By Olivia Archer
October 3, 2021

As students return back to school, they are faced with challenges that are not limited to school schedules and mental health. Many counselors are flooded...

 It is time for Huntley High School students to stop using violence to settle conflicts with their peers. (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)

Violence needs to be knocked out of Huntley High School

By Zoe Emerson
September 30, 2021

It is no secret that most students at Huntley High School are under a considerable amount of stress. From homework to exams, personal lives to jobs, students...

Students rush out of their classes toward the buses. (M. Terranova)

Social distancing becomes a distant memory within the halls of Huntley

By Mira Terranova
September 28, 2021

As the first bell rings at 7:25 a.m., the 3,000 students of Huntley High School rush to their first class. The main staircase is packed with students hustling...

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You can do more on Earth Day than post a picture of yourself

By Maggie Kirwin, Staff writer
April 28, 2021

Since 1970, April 22 has been a national holiday dedicated to conserving and protecting our mother, Earth. In the more recent years, Earth Day has become...

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Staycations can be better than vacations

By Gabrielle Terez, Staff Writer
April 21, 2021

When we spend so much time continuously working on school assignments and taking shifts from our jobs, we are eventually bound to feel burnt out at one...

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With Barbie, you can be anything

By Holly Urbanczyk
April 18, 2021

Barbie was designed and created to show women they had choices. Women could truly be whoever they wanted and do anything they wanted. Barbie has always...

Is “Cancel Culture” okay or flawed?

Is “Cancel Culture” okay or flawed?

By Lauren Schmit, Staff Writer
April 14, 2021

Throughout the past couple of years, social media has been a platform to spread awareness about controversial topics. However, people can have a sticky...

March Madness or spring sexism

March Madness or spring sexism

By Gretchen Sweeney, Staffer
April 10, 2021

With March Madness coming to an end, it is time to discuss the obvious issues surrounding the tournament and the sports industry: sexism in professional...

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Students should be able to each lunch in their cars

By Zaina Mohammed
March 24, 2021

Hybrid learning is an option a great amount of Huntley High School students have chosen to partake in for a while now. However, some students are wondering...

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