From uniforms to graduation requirements, the high school experiences can vary significantly from one country to another. For students in Ghana and the United States of America, the differences are particularly...
Videos of controversial podcast chats between babies and cats getting into martial arts battles with the elderly are crawling into social media feeds– how do we escape this?
In short, we can’t....
Over the last two school years I have been riddled with regret, disappointment and doubt in my journalistic abilities since the original release of my opinion column “Hannah’s Top Teachers to Claim...
Ice cream is a beloved dessert here in Brunswick County. It’s timeless, and no matter your age, you can enjoy this sweet treat any time of year. Whether it is savored in a cup or a cone, people cling...
Now that the winter is slowly dying out and the flowers are blooming, there is one thing that we’re all too familiar with: allergies. According to the CDC, a quarter of all children in the United States...
Chick-fil-A has always been one of my favorite fast food places. From the spicy chicken sandwiches to the fries with the specialty sauce, it has always been one of my first choices when it comes to what...
Living in North Carolina, one would expect the majority of NFL fans to be in love with the Carolina Panthers. After the retirement of many star players like Cam Newton, Greg Olsen and Ted Ginn Jr., as...
Our Two Scents: West Wind Perfume Reviews
Perfume has been an essential part of routines for years. It’s a little something to boost your self esteem and feel more confident when interacting with...
Lana Del Rey has a way of making music feel like dreams. Her songs are full of emotions, beautiful lyrics, and melodies that stay with you. Whether she’s singing about love, heartbreak, or chasing freedom,...
Shallotte’s beloved “Big Lots” is meeting its last breaths, which leaves our town with an empty space to fill. This has sparked many ideas around the “Shallotte, NC Community” Facebook page about...
The term “suck-up” has always carried negative connotations, as a way to insult a person for doing or saying things to earn an advantage over your peers. Though the term is negative, the benefits of...
Students lined up, backpacks unzipping, chromebooks in hands, and whispers shared: January 31st, students saw the first usage of the new metal detecting program, Opengate by Ceia.
BCS announced the...
