Classically Born Soloist: Meet Danna Kim Zelina Panissidi and Joy Ryan September 26, 2024 Junior shares her experience as a multilingual opera singer and pianist.
An Hour In … Chemistry H Johnny Tao, Staff Writer September 25, 2024 Chemistry H students completed all the lab stations and wrote down their observations.
Student Council To Screen ‘High School Musical’ for Annual Movie Night Mason Rafferty and Angel White September 25, 2024 Student Council shares the process to selecting the homecoming movie and theme.
Student Council Prepares for Upcoming Sophomore Picnic Brooke Weyandt and Celia Evangelista September 24, 2024 Class of 2027’s Student Council is preparing for the first sophomore-only event.
It’s Time to Get Weird with ‘The Book of Bill’ Venice Jingco, A&E Editor September 24, 2024 Turn the page, sell your soul, and venture deep into Bill’s mindscape.
CLUB PREVIEW : A LOOK INTO THE WEEK OF SEP. 23 Joy Ryan, Staff Writer September 23, 2024 TSA starts mock competitions, HOSA hosts guest speakers, Key Club continues service activities and RTC preparation.
Find Comfort In Parm’s Italian Cuisine Amelia Castellanos, Staff Writer September 20, 2024 Discover a hidden gem and enjoy a variety of Italian food with family and friends.
‘ATE THAT’ Serves Up Nothing Special Kylie Dacquel, Standards and Practices Editor September 19, 2024 Young Posse takes inspiration from video game, GTA, for their newest release.
New AP Classes Added to Course Catalog Brooke Weyandt, Staff Writer September 19, 2024 AP Seminar, AP African American Studies, AP Calculus BC, and AP Literature and Composition have all been added to the course catalog.
Urban vs Rural: Breaching the Gap Ava Torres, Feature’s Editor September 18, 2024 A close examination of the divides between rural and urban areas
NEVADA: TRULY THE WORST STATE FOR EDUCATION? Jianna Aganon, Philipos Alebachew, Ethan Bull, Kylie Dacquel, Venice Jingco, Ayma Malik, Yaritzza Montenegro, Kalista Palarca, Kathryn Peterson, Kailie Sicolo, Shayna Migalang, Adrienne Vera-Perez, and Travis McGinnis September 17, 2024 Is Nevada really the worst state for education?
CLUB PREVIEW: A LOOK INTO THE WEEK OF SEP. 17 Joy Ryan, Staff Writer September 17, 2024 NHS members get to know one another, CGC continues to compete, FBLA shares more about their competitions.
![In a world of varying cultures and lifestyles, America shines as a melting pot of ideas and viewpoints, but divides begin when viewpoints differ so much that individuals can’t see the other side’s argument. According to a 2024 Ipsos survey, “81% of Americans say America is more divided than united.” “I think when you consider urban areas where you’re a lot closer to people and surrounded by so many people, everyone is constantly changing their values,” senior Chris Nikolic said. “But if you’re living in a very confined area, you don’t really see that many people so you’re staying in the same bubble rather than like [Las Vegas] where a lot of people come and visit, so you always experience new lifestyles. ”](https://southwestshadow.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/Urban_vs._Rural-1-1200x900.png)
