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The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes Review

Hailey C. '24, Reporter February 3, 2021

The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes has many twists and turns that will keep you wanting to read more. Fans can enjoy the other side of the games by reading from the point-of-view of a capitol citizen. The...

The Most Popular Flowers

Caitlyn F. '24, Reporter February 3, 2021

According to a florist such as the florist lesmurdie, there are so many different kinds of flowers - there are roses, lily’s, daisies, and more. Sixty people were asked what their favorite flower is...

The official Tangled movie poster pictures Rapunzel, Flynn Rider, and Maximus the horse.

“Tangled”: A Modern Disney Classic

Erin R. '21 February 1, 2021

The 2010 Disney film Tangled is a modern and charming take on the classic fairy tale “Rapunzel”. It mixes traditional storytelling with original songs, comedic characters, and a visually stunning art...

Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a force to be reckoned with as a lawyer and was womens rights activist for the duration of her life before her remarkable 27 years on the Supreme Court.

RBG Time Magazine: Insight into American Icon’s Life

Ruth O. '24 January 31, 2021

Time Magazine's Commemorative Edition honored the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Ginsburg was an American lawyer who served on the Supreme Court from 1993 to 2020. This edition of Time magazine broke...

Due to COVID-19, this film was released via the Disney+ streaming service.

The Live Action “Mulan”: Showing Feminism Through Time

Sarah W. '22 January 28, 2021

“Mulan” is an inspiration to young women everywhere. Even though it is a period piece, I believe that Mulan being fearless and breaking barriers in the strict patriarchal society she is bound to is...

Breakthrough is a true story where miracles can happen to ordinary people.

Breakthrough: Unity in a Powerful Community

Tiara N. '23 January 27, 2021

Tragedy in this mysterious movie empowers a community and family of believers to put their faith on the line and help to turn around the outcome of a teenage boy’s life. “Breakthrough” is based on...

The Masterpiece of The Florida Project Cinematography

The Masterpiece of “The Florida Project” Cinematography

Samantha K. '24, Reporter January 27, 2021

“The Florida Project” is a film that discusses the impact of poverty on children in America. The juxtaposition of a magical and extravagant vacation experience with the main character’s living situation...

Images of some of the recipes I’ve made using my yeast. Beginning with the top left image, I have made pita bread, rolls, kolaches (Polish danishes), Easter Bread (anise-flavored sweet bread), bagels, Italian bread, focaccia bread, more pita, and cinnamon rolls.

My Journey to Find Yeast During a Pandemic

Abigail C. '21, Reporter May 20, 2020

Over the past 50 days of self-isolation, there has been one thing that I desperately want but can’t find: yeast. I love yeast. I need it to bake bread, french baguette loaf, rolls, doughnuts, cinnamon...

The Importance of Black History Month

Mary M. '21, Reporter February 27, 2020

The Importance of Black History Month Growing up, I rarely saw people on TV that looked like me. I loved watching Disney Channel, but every family on their TV shows was white and cookie-cutter perfect....

On IMDB, over 200 movies, TV series, and shorts have the name “Cinderella” in their title. This doesn’t even count the large number of Cinderella-inspired stories that don’t have “Cinderella” in their title.

Please Stop Making Cinderella Remakes

Abigail C. '21, Reporter February 27, 2020

The story of Cinderella is a childhood classic: A poor maid abused by her stepfamily meets her prince at a ball, she runs away from him, he finds her, and they live together happily ever after. This story...

Mamma Mia

Mamma Mia

Daryl F. '23, Reporter February 25, 2020

Producing a play can take months of preparation and advanced planning, but with great effort comes excellent results. Padua’s theater program has been rehearsing for months in order for Mamma Mia to...

Opinion: “DoLittle”

Hannah B. '23, Reporter February 22, 2020

The movie Dolittle recently came out in theaters, and to say the least, I loved it. This movie showed a great importance of compassion and determination with animals, not just humans. Dolittle was directed...

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