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Dozens of families suffered the hardest burden any person could bear October 6, when former police officer Panya Khamrab entered the Childhood Development Center Uthaisawan in Thailand, and murdered 35 students and staff members in the facility. His killing spree ended in the murder-suicide of himself, his wife and his son. Currently, the motive behind Khamrab’s actions remains unspecified.

Shooting at daycare facility shocks rural Thailand town

Ciara Whimbush, Reporter
October 13, 2022
While frequently brushed to the side, mental health issues in children continue to regularly increase. If left untreated, the affected children can grow up with a slew of health issues that will affect their everyday life. The US Preventive Services Task Force hopes to combat this issue early on in children’s lives by regularly screening for anxiety at their primary care physicians’ offices. Anxiety can remain undetected for a long time, so this process will help identify it at a young age and find treatments.

US task force recommends screening children for anxiety

Hannah Gresham, Features Editor
April 21, 2022
With students from both NC and Georgia Tech coming together to dance for the kids, they raised over $3,000 that will entirely go to CHOA. Through their dancing and fundraising, new friendships were made between high school and college students as they collectively worked towards helping children in need.

Dancing for the kids

Elyssa Abbott, Editor-in-Chief
January 21, 2020
Out of all the apps on her phone, fifth grader Yazmine B. spends the most time on TikTok, an app that allows its 500 million active monthly users to create comedy, dance, and lip sync videos. TikTok’s guidelines require parent permission for users under 18 to use the app. Young children and tweens like Yazmine usually fabricate their birthdates to create an account. The app does little to protect its younger users from explicit content and online predators. “It’s a joke,” Titania Jordan, Chief Marketing Officer of Bark, a parental control service, said.

Growing up on social media: A cautionary tale

Erin Grier, Reporter, Photographer
May 7, 2019
Parenting: Whats your take?

Parenting: What’s your take?

Lisa-quinn Ndegwa, Reporter
February 4, 2019
Magic mirror on the wall, does Disney influence us all?

Magic mirror on the wall, does Disney influence us all?

Nati Duron, Videographer, Photographer
December 10, 2018
Sophomore Priscilla Petersen and juniors Chike Asuzu and Kelsey Dotson sat down to share their experiences of Shop with a Warrior and their fond memories with Mary and Cheryl Kilpatrick.

Shop with a Warrior: The girl who stole this group’s hearts

Sandy Dang, Reporter, Public relations
February 8, 2018
Often, young girls try to imitate the behaviors and appearances of prominent pop figures, creating unrealistic expectations.

From Claire’s to crop tops: Preteen girls maturing at quicker rates

Avery Rice, Photographer
May 12, 2016
Feminism for me, feminism for you, feminism for all

Feminism for me, feminism for you, feminism for all

Gabby Weaver, Reporter
February 11, 2016
Sophomore Sophia Praino reflects upon a common emotional trauma, her parents divorce.

Divorce: How to deal, how to heal

Chloe Roberson, Reporter
December 18, 2015
A Hunger Games theme park? Because dead children equals profit

A Hunger Games theme park? Because dead children equals profit

Fatima Elfakahany, Opinions editor
November 5, 2015
Michael Bond’s 2007 children’s book Paddington comes to the big screen. Paddington, a lost talking bear, is taken in by a family while he has new adventures in the streets of London.

Not just for kids, Paddington delights all ages with London charm

Morgan White, Photographer
February 11, 2015
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