No stone unturned: Cedar Shoals’ renovation comes to a close
Clarke County School District renovates school buildings in its jurisdiction on a 20 year rotation. Cedar Shoals High School was
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Author: Aislynn Chau
Striving for simplicity: AI and the destruction of what makes us “human”
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer something you opt into, but something you now scroll past, like and unknowingly share.
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Stories under siege: How the resurgence of book banning effects education
According to PEN America, nearly 16,000 books have been banned in public schools across the United States in the past
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Fresh out of the water: Girls with PEARLS promotes empowerment through sisterhood
Beginning in the 2024-25 school year, Girls with Positive Energy and Attitude Reflecting Leadership Skills has successfully debuted at Cedar
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The Tradwife Epidemic: A personal choice or profitable brand?
At the beginning of 2024, while scrolling Instagram, I came across the profile of Estee C. Williams. Presenting as a
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The building refresh: Teachers and students reflect on Cedar’s new look
First built in 1971 and chartered in 1972 as Clarke County’s second high school, Cedar Shoals’ original building sat where
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Review: Cigarettes After Sex concert (X’s World Tour)
An hour after the listed start time of 8:00 p.m., the pre-made playlist of random assorted songs fades into a
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The beauty in change
In the late 2010s, “slim-thick” took my world by storm. In 2017, I was 10 years old. I would admire
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Fresh out of the oven: Lexie’s Cookie Factory
Cedar Shoals sophomore Lexie Holliday has always had an affinity for the kitchen. Growing up helping her mother bake, it
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