Trojan TimesBy: Amanda DeMouey Before the global pandemic, sporting events were fun community get-togethers, allowing us to enjoy time with friends and family. Once Covid-19 turned the world upside down, these activities developed temporary setbacks and our lives were forever changed. In the spring of 2020, many sports leagues were canceled, and those that remained experienced […]
By: Amelia Wilson Lassiter Volleyball Program has some changes this year; it starts with a new gym, and new coaches have joined the spotlight. Darby Dunn, the new JV Volleyball coach, started her journey in Mississippi and moved to Georgia due to her husband’s job. After finding her place in the Special ED department at […]
By: Alex Lalic A new tiktok trend has struck schools across the country with a wave of theft, with everything from bathroom soap dispensers to even school busses being stolen. Users typically film themselves unzipping a backpack and unveil whatever they’ve stolen. While at first it started small and featured loot such as exit signs, […]
By: Caroline Alligood Lassiter has announced a new sports team coming this fall, a women’s Flag Football team! An informational meeting was held on August 19th for anyone interested in joining the team. The first two games of the season will be against region rivals Pope and Walton on October 18th. The times for the […]
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By Juliana Malfitano As the long-awaited football season begins, we as a student body must not only show our support through attending the games but also through dressing for the occasions. Let us count down the list of looks you can expect this football season and some possible options for what to wear, to show […]
By Henry Tegethoff (Veracruz, MX) Your blond god has fallen to untouchable vileness What does he care for the atom bomb, the bed bugs, the friendly financier waiting to repossess my delinquent flesh? The dull beauty of my filed-down teeth, straw soaked in animal piss, Mouth full of blood and disinfectant, I wash my hands […]
By Gloria Wu We live in an age where popular, mainstream ideas have emphasized loving yourself and accepting yourself for who you really are. Now, I am not against the movement of having people grow in confidence and happiness. But what happens when we focus on ourselves in a selfish way may often lead to […]
By Lily Cox Sonnet of the times You want future generations to fail? Because you don’t seem to notice the heat. The fires that make endangered species wail. And the world leaders only mind to tweet. It seems to us that you would rather sit lazily Instead of working to save your children. Because you […]
By Rebecca DeMouey It was a quiet night. The only sound was the jingle of the dog’s collar as he walked around. It was his job to watch for intruders in the night, as he had done forever. It had become habit. Someone comes to the door, the dog barks, the strangers leave. Now the […]
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