Smuckers’ Stock Plummets
C.J. Burrous, Senior Writer
August 29, 2019
Share prices of The J.M. Smucker Company dropped well over 10 percent this week as sales and profits did not meet their hopes and predictions. The price per share fell from $112 to $103 in overnight trading. The American manufacturing company blamed the drop on a 6 percent decline in quarterly net sales ...
“Hard Times” for Paramore Fans
C.J. Burrous, Senior Writer
August 21, 2019
Paramore fans everywhere were disappointed this week when co-creator and lead singer Haley Williams announced that the group doesn’t currently have plans to release new music. In an Entertainment Tonight interview, Williams was asked about the current state and future of the iconic band. Much to the dismay of Par...
Chandler Bings’ Tragic Downward Spiral
C.J. Burrous, Senior Writer
August 21, 2019
In September, the iconic television show Friends will celebrate its 25th anniversary. The show starred six friends trying to make it in New York City, one of which was the witty and sarcastic Chandler Bing. The memorable character was played by actor Matthew Perry, who rose to stardom during the shows ten-s...
Steak N’ Shakes Financial Problems Continue
C.J. Burrous, Senior Writer
August 15, 2019
Recently, I noticed that the Steak N’ Shake in Kokomo had closed down and was for sale. The sign on the window notifies passerby that the total investment to become a Steak N’ Shake franchisee is $10,000. As someone who is interested in becoming a restaurant owner in the future, seeing thi...
The Met Gala
Kelsey Wise, Senior Writer
May 13, 2019
The Met Gala is a enormous, extravagant event in which celebrities dress authentically as well as exceptionally.I write this article due to the personal interest that I have as to why celebrities spend thousands of dollars on this event. The looks of the celebrities vary from exquisit to questionable i...
“Walk a Mile in My Shoes”
Katelyn Schreckenghaust, Junior Writer
February 25, 2019
The annual event “Walk a Mile In My Shoes” allows participants to help the homeless families in Kokomo. The event raises funds for the Kokomo Rescue Mission’s Open Arms shelter to help with the housing and programs provided for the homeless. Kokomo Rescue Mission provides those in need with hou...
Sensory Friendly Films
Katelyn Schreckenghaust, Junior Writer
February 7, 2019
A recent parent survey that was conducted by the National Center for Health Statistics reveals that 1 in 45 children that are 3 years old and older have been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Families of these children have an important role in helping their children interact and learn in the best ...
IU Kokomo Observatory Open House
Katelyn Schreckenghaust, Junior Writer
January 17, 2019
The Indiana University Kokomo Observatory has held many open houses in the past few years that have allowed visitors to observe different and special astronomical views. Some of the open houses in 2018 allowed visitors to view the crescent moon, some of the planets, and lunar eclipses. An open house...
Indiana Primary Election Results
Kaleb Lewellen, Sophomore Writer
May 16, 2018
Last Tuesday, the Indiana State primary elections were held. I ran the polls for Bryan Alexander, winner of the Republican candidate for Howard County Council. After spending the day learning about politics, meeting some new politicians, and pretending that I wouldn’t get burnt in the scorching heat...
Lewis Cass 2018 Awards
Megan Dishon, Junior Writer
May 8, 2018
The following students were the recipients of the Lewis Cass Award, the Tom Simpson Award, “Set a Good Example” Award, and the inductees of the Lewis Cass Athletic Hall of Fame. These kids worked hard into all of their achievements and all of Lewis Cass are proud! Tom Simpson Award: Female Winner- Lexi J...
An Understanding of School Shootings
Kelsey Wise, Junior Writer
March 15, 2018
To know the difference between a school shooting and a shooting is important in our world today. Mr. Bonnel, the principal at Lewis Cass High School, mentioned that we need to distinguish the difference of what is actually a school shooting and what is not. I sat down to interview Mr. Bonnell March ...
Beware of the Flu
Megan Dishon, Junior Writer
January 25, 2018
As the cold January weather is taking a toll of schools, work, and main roads, the frigid cold is also taking another turn for something big: death. This is the time of year where everyone gets sick and then spreads the virus or minor sickness to the person next to them or the person miles away. This ...