VIDEO GAMES KEEPING ME SANE
Wyatt Waud, Club Editor
May 22, 2020
If you’re anything like me, the governor’s stay at home order has come with a drastic rise in hours poured into video games. It’s something I’m a bit ashamed of, but let’s just say my gameplay time has at least doubled. When you’re putting that much time into gaming, it’s natural to grow ...
CP REVIEW: THE LAST DANCE
Joe Parsley, Website & Video Managing Editor
May 19, 2020
During the 1990s, the Chicago Bulls dynasty, led by head coach Phil Jackson and players Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen, absolutely terrorized the league by stealing six championships, or two three-peats. For perspective, only 3 teams have ever won three straight championships from 1970 to today....
IMPROVE YOUR MENTAL HEALTH AT HOME
Molly Balison, Lifestyle Editor
May 14, 2020
While this time may be challenging academically and socially, it is important for students to keep their mental health in check. All the negativity going on in the world currently can be depressing and stir up anxieties. Instead of focusing on the negative aspects, you can use your free time at home ...
[email protected]: CORONAVIRUS & COLLEGE ADMISSION
Connor Bird, Radio & Podcast Managing Editor
May 5, 2020
[email protected] host Connor Bird talks to Sandpoint High post-secondary counselor Jeralyn Mire and Becky Byers, assistant dean of admission at the University of Idaho, about the impact the coronavirus is having on college admissions. The interview first aired on [email protected], a radio show on KRFY that airs each...
MAY THE 4TH BE WITH YOU
Joe Parsley, Website & Video Managing Editor
May 4, 2020
Star Wars fans, buckle up because today is May 4th (be with you). As a Star Wars fan myself, I feel obligated to write about my favorite movie series, especially on it’s national day. Here are my thoughts on the best and worst of each trilogy, my movie rankings and a little prediction at the end....
CONNECTING … WHILE DISTANCING
Molly Balison, Lifestyle Editor
May 1, 2020
Distance learning, the stay at home order, closures and cancellations — students have experienced it all. All of these changes are frustrating and upsetting to most students, but is there any good that can come from the coronavirus pandemic? Sandpoint High School’s counselors and student mentors are doi...
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