The Brain Issue: Seeing double
Meg Murphy, vok editor
November 11, 2019
From sharing a room to running cross country together, my identical twin, Grace, and I, have been best friends since the beginning. Whether it be our differences or our similarities, we enjoy being twins.
The Brain Issue: Breaking down learning disabilities
Megan Cleveland, editor-in-chief
November 11, 2019
According to the Learning Disabilities Association of America, learning disabilities are neurologically based processing challenges. Such problems can interfere with learning skills such as reading, writing and math, and higher-level skills such as organization, time management, abstract reasoning and long or short term memory and attention.
The Brain Issue: Normal
Molly Higgins, opinions editor
November 10, 2019
Clare Sullivan, junior, said she and Lucy Salamon, senior, were born to be best friends. Each of them were also born with an extra chromosome.
The Brain Issue: The apparent reality
Lily Bartin, vok editor
November 10, 2019
The truth is you will turn into your parents and there’s nothing you can do about it.
The Brain Issue: Long term impact
Rachel Finan, health + wellness writer
November 6, 2019
Brain trauma is an issue that has been a topic of debate in high school sports for years. Take a look at this story to see its' impact on people's everyday lives.
The Brain Issue: The multitasking myth
Ryleigh Palmer, news editor
November 6, 2019
Many students believe they are capable of multitasking, however the bulk of scientific research disagrees.
The Brain Issue: More than just a cautionary tale
Emma Lingo, editor-in-chief
November 6, 2019
74% of KHS students know someone who has struggled or is struggling with addiction. Substance Abuse Disorder affects many, and Kevin Mullane was one of those who suffered from it.
The Brain Issue: Love at first fight
Ally Ortmann, associate editor
November 5, 2019
Dating types exist, and our current partners are more likely to resemble our exes than we would care to admit.
The Brain Issue: You don’t snooze, you lose
Grace Klebe, print managing editor
November 5, 2019
Check out this article to learn about insomnia and sleep deprivation in teenagers.
The Brain Issue: Very superstitious
Malcia Greene, associate editor
November 5, 2019
"Careful with that mirror..." your best friend tells you. Roll your eyes, but that crack on the sidewalk, the salt your spilled in your kitchen and the number thirteen all behold significance to each individual's mind. Find out which each may entail...
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