In Dr. Lisa Autry’s immaculate chemistry-filled classroom, students from all sides of the Conservative spectrum unite every Wednesday to openly express their views without fear of criticism. With guests...
At the fire of a gun, he moves. The muscles he stretched moments before leap into action. He spots the front runners and rushes to meet them.
Now Keyon Eversgerd, 16, is racing. His gaze turns to tunnel...
Thousands of people representing all ages, races, religions, sexualities and abilities gathered in Washington, D.C. during the month of January to share their voices and opinions on many issues, including...
The clicking of the keyboard gets into a rhythm, but then she hears her phone vibrate. She picks it up to check her notifications and the latest posts on Instagram. Before she knows it, it is almost midnight...
Audrey Berns
Chris Moritz
What’s your favorite part about working [at Sammy Soaps]?
“My favorite part is that we get to meet all of the customers, and you get to come back here and see everything.”
“Sam...
Being a musician is all about overcoming obstacles. But for every hurdle cleared, there’s at least two more down the road. This is the case for both amatuer and professional musicians.
I...
It’s 6:15 a.m. and the house alarm goes off. Nine girls, all from different families, wake up in the same home. Hannah Yates and Nautica Slater, seniors, have been living together for five years. Yates...
![Joe Fisch, 9th grade counselor: “I was a teacher before I was a counselor and one thing that drew me to [being a counselor] was getting to work with students in a one on one setting, getting to know the students and helping them in a little bit of a different [way] than with teaching. Don’t get me wrong, teachers have a major impact on students but sometimes you get to get into some issues or topics that are very impactful to the students.”](https://www.thekirkwoodcall.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Fisch-copy.jpg)
