For 101 years, Americans have set their clocks back every March, to the dismay of many. On March 19, 1918 the United States enacted the Daylight Saving bill to preserve electricity during WWI to better the war effort, but without an ongoing war now, there is no need for Daylight Saving Time. Some think it’s logical to preserve sunlight in the day. Sure, maybe a century ago, but we live in the age of artificial lighting, with plenty of lights...

There has never been a more iconic power couple than a teenager and his or her smartphone. Teenagers seem like they are addicted to smartphones, and some parents have gone so far as to restrict teenager’s use of their devices. While most students seem to be able to keep their screen usage in check, others are addicted. There were 59 students who reported that they spend 1-2 hours on their smartphones after 10 p.m while nine students reported...

To celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday, Reach/SADD high school members traveled to the Northeast Elementary to read to the students. “The goal the Reach/SADD students had was to celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday with the students from Northeast Elementary and spreading the love of reading,” said Guidance Counselor Kathleen Loeffelbein.  “After reading to the group, the Reach/SADD students lead the elementary students in making a pledge to read.” The...

Fans of Bethesda’s iconic “Fallout” series were very disappointed at their most recent title “Fallout 76” released last November. The game launch suffered numerous flaws, including glitches and missing content that left the game feeling empty and broken, especially the absence of non-player characters. This meant there were no people to interact with other than robots and fellow online players. The story was instead carried on by notes and...