Syrian Refugee Crisis
Emily Stocksdale, Staff Writer
December 10, 2015
In 2011, what began as peaceful protests against the Syrian government morphed into a full-out war. Other countries jumped in, and soon Syria was entangled in a confused battle against terrorism, rebellion, governments, with shoddy alliances and a variety of goals to be accomplished. As with all...
Friday Links: Crisis in Ukraine
Sam Dobrotka, Staff Writer
March 3, 2014
On February 22, President Yanukovych of Ukraine was ousted from power by angry demonstrators. Protests among the pro-Russia east were common, none more so than in Crimea, an autonomous region in eastern Ukraine, where there is an ethnic Russian majority. Over the past weekend, unmarked soldiers suspected to be Russian and pro-Russian defense forces surrounded Ukrainian military bases thr...
Friday Links: Ukraine Violence
Sam Dobrotka, Staff Writer
February 24, 2014
Back in November, protesters took to the streets to protest Ukrainian President Yanukovych’s decision to create closer ties to Russia rather than the European Union, as well as to protest an increasingly powerful government. While the protests started out peaceful, the police began to crackdown on ...
Jodi Picoult Has the Answers to Your Publishing Questions
Sydney Gage, Staff Writer
November 22, 2013
Ask any teenager what their dreams consist of, and most will either answer with uncertainty or with irrational haste. Some will say they desire to travel to faraway countries, to become famous actors, or to simply survive high school. Others may not know what they want to do with their futures yet—a...
Emma Simmons, News/Sports Editor
September 18, 2020
On Monday, Sept.14 after school, North Forsyth’s JV Softball team faced the Lambert Longhorns. Played on Raider turf, the lady Raiders won the game with a final score...
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