Tea or Coffee?
Written by Mikaela Gantz
Now, I’m aware that this is a controversial take, but just hear me out. Coffee is amazing. I love coffee, in...
America’s Own Lochness
Written by
Kai Sanchez
In the tranquil waters of Chesapeake Bay, a mystery lurks beneath the surface—a legend that has captured the imaginations of locals and...
Beyond the Footprints
Written by Kai Sanchez
In the expansive list of folklore and mysterious creatures that pepper human history, few captivate my imagination quite like Bigfoot. This...
Salem is Weird.
Written by Nina Earle
Salem is a weird cat. This comes from some one who is not a cat person. I do not have very...
The Mystical West Virginian Mothman
Written by Kai Sanchez
In the heart of Appalachia the legend of the West Virginian Mothman is as iconic as a superhero. The enigmatic creature,...
Finals SZN
Written by Mikaela Gantz
As a junior (who’s technically a sophomore), I have some experience with finals. I think midterms and finals feel the same...
Flowers Still in bloom
Written by Mikaela Gantz
As we enter into the holiday season I am reminded that this is a season of great sadness juxtaposed with tremendous...
Tacky Lights
Written by Nina Earle
With bright probe lights flashing to the beat, everyone is reminded that it is holiday light season once again. The beats...
Son of a Nutcracker, Elf is NOT that Good
Written by Kai Sanchez
As November comes to a close and Mariah Carey continues to defrost, many people, myself included, are starting to delve into...
Highs and Lows of Working on Campus
Written by Mikaela Gantz
As someone with a plethora of jobs at Roanoke I
feel like I am allowed to speak on this matter. I have...
A Sign to take that Impromptu Weekend Trip
Written by Mikaela Gantz
I am a very busy person. I have 7 classes, numerous
clubs and activities, and 4 jobs on campus plus a pending
job...
The End of Comedy TV
Written by Chloe Jarvis
Ever wondered when the “golden era” of comedy TV started? No? Well, I’ve spent way too much time thinking about it,...
Peer Predicaments
Written by Ren Monin
Well into the second semester of the school year, it seems at least some of the idyllic friendships forged in the...
