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Baa Baa, Baby Sheep
Baa Baa, Baby Sheep
Em Montalvo and Isaiah Bolden August 27, 2025

The southern half of Virginia Beach is full of farmers and farmland, a few acres of which belongs to the family of junior Savannah Coulter. Her family has welcomed six new baby...

Balancing the Books
Balancing the Books
Tierra Adams, Section and Photo Editor • May 30, 2025

Many people have no idea what a high school bookkeeper does. It definitely does not entail watching the books in the library. A high school bookkeeper handles all the money that...

Eight Salem Seniors Awarded VBCPS Future Teaching Contract
Eight Salem Seniors Awarded VBCPS Future Teaching Contract
Lily Check, Editor-in-chief • May 29, 2025

Mrs. Mary Stevenson teaches Virginia Teachers For Tomorrow, a dual enrollment elective class that students can apply to take in their junior or senior year. Not only does the class...

Running by the rules
Running by the rules
Seren Simmons, Staff Writer • October 5, 2025

Cross-country is often thought to be a straightforward sport: run to the finish line. However, what is not widely known is that there are a lot of rules at races to prevent what the Beach District deems as cheating, hazing, or...

Student-Faculty Basketball Game
Student-Faculty Basketball Game
John Diwa, Editor • June 1, 2025

On May 1st, the SCA and senior class held the new Student Faculty Basketball game in the gymnasium in an effort to raise money for senior prom and future SCA events. Tickets cost $5 to enter, with concessions also available for...

Shifts, Study Sessions, and Stress
Shifts, Study Sessions, and Stress
Zoie Antonio, Staff Writer • October 8, 2025

As students become more independent, learn how to drive, and take on more responsibilities, getting a first job often becomes a topic of interest. Whether it’s a parent’s suggestion,...

Running by the rules
Running by the rules
Seren Simmons, Staff Writer • October 5, 2025

Cross-country is often thought to be a straightforward sport: run to the finish line. However, what is not widely known is that there are a lot of rules at races to prevent what...

Homecoming with a New York State of Mind
Homecoming with a New York State of Mind
Ameena Sharaf, Staff Writer • October 4, 2025

On October 11th, the Student Council Association will be hosting its annual Homecoming dance in the cafeteria, from 7-10 pm. The SCA selected the theme “The Big Apple” for...

The Effects of Looksmaxxing
The Effects of Looksmaxxing
Elijah Harfst and Kiersten Francisco August 30, 2025

The vastness of the internet fosters a multitude of communities and subcultures, ranging from the broadest to the most niche interests. Among these, the phenomenon of "looksmaxxing"...

Baa Baa, Baby Sheep
Baa Baa, Baby Sheep
Em Montalvo and Isaiah Bolden August 27, 2025

The southern half of Virginia Beach is full of farmers and farmland, a few acres of which belongs to the family of junior Savannah Coulter. Her family has welcomed six new baby...

What’s in your Coffee Cup?
What’s in your Coffee Cup?
Kenny Warlick, Managing editor • June 5, 2025

Recently, with the rise in places like Starbucks, Dunkin Donuts, or even more local places like Pour Favor and Operation Brew, there has been a rise in the ways people consume...

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Swans’ Filth at 43
Swans’ Filth at 43
Jay Pena, Design Editor • August 29, 2025

The rock scene in the late 70s and early 80s in New York was interesting to say the least. Various experimental rock genres such as “no-wave” and other variants of noise-rock...

How Art Falls into Obscurity
How Art Falls into Obscurity
Jay Pena, Design Editor • June 3, 2025

In today’s world, where seemingly everything can be saved and archived, it seems almost impossible to think that something like a piece of art, whether it be a song, film,...

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