Review of Music Stores: How to Pick the Right One for Your Needs?
Isaac Franzke, Student of Journalism
January 4, 2020
Learning how to play an instrument is hard but choosing the right music store can greatly help you when starting off. Locally, three main music retailers exist that you might think of: Guitar Center, Heid Music and Island Music. Knowing what you are looking for and how far you are in you musical jo...
Review of Barbershops: The Best Men’s Haircut In the Valley
Edgar Nieto, Student of Journalism
January 4, 2020
According to The New York Times, the average male goes in to get a haircut every three to six weeks. The idea of the barbershop goes back to 296 B.C when Greek men would meet up and trim their hair and beard while they would tell each other about their day. Â Later in the 19th century, the first barb...
Column: Dress Codes Discriminate and Disrupt Classrooms
Hannah Farrell, Student of Journalism
January 4, 2020
The format of a dress code has objectified and sexualized female students for generations and it is time to speak out. School dress codes were started in 1969 by the U.S. Supreme Court. Fashion trends, body image, self expression, sexuality and what is deemed appropriate is different and progressive in...
Review: Which Smoothie Shop Makes You Go Bananas?
Kaitlyn Mayer, Student of Journalism
January 4, 2020
Smoothies have been a drink popular for years. Throughout the United States, smoothies are popular everywhere. Especially in L.A. Before the craze, no one ever really thought about the health effects of them. Recently there has been much more health conscious people, and they do not want to drink smoot...
Column: Why Failure Teaches Life Lessons
Madison Pedersen, Student of Journalism
January 3, 2020
I have failed. I have failed many times in my life -- to say the least. I was cut from the varsity volleyball team, and I have failed some classes. I am no stranger to failure, and there are things I have learned from failing. One thing about me is I hate making mistakes, which unfortunately ...
Review: The Adventure of Finding the Best Chocolate Winter Drink
Paola Beltran, Student of Journalism
January 3, 2020
In the spirit of the holiday season, most enjoy a nice, warm cup of chocolatey goodness. According to The Spruce Eats, “The Mayans were drinking chocolate made from ground-up cocoa seeds mixed with water, cornmeal and chili peppers -- a much different version from the hot chocolate we know today.â...
Review: Fine Dining Experience In the Heart of Downtown Neenah
Dylan Leibold, Student of Journalism
January 3, 2020
As the cold winter months come in, Cannova's Pizzeria provides a warm, welcoming atmosphere for all guests. With beautiful decor and talented musicians playing every day, why would you miss out on this fine dining experience? Cannova’s is a family-owned restaurant that takes great pride in making eve...
Column: Christmas Tradition that Continues to Sweep the Nation
Ethan Krueger, Student of Journalism
January 2, 2020
One day a year, stealing from a family member is allowed and does not result in a misdemeanor. No one is going to be taken away to the slammer. In fact, it is encouraged to steal. Involving over 36 million people in the United States according to the online retailer Zulily, the white elephant gift exchange...
Column: Bathrooms Against Humanity
Jeri Paulson, Student of Journalism
January 2, 2020
Over my past four years at NHS, I have experienced an abundance of troubles related to the bathrooms. Stalls with broken doors and holes you can literally see through, the lack of bathrooms in the Link, and the absence of gender-inclusive/ unisex bathrooms. The fact that only one set of bathrooms has b...
Column: Keeping the Pounds off During Winter Break
Seth Geiger, Student of Journalism
December 29, 2019
Everybody loves the round, jolly, bearded man that is associated with Christmas and the holiday season. Few, however, like how they start resembling Saint Nick after a week off of school laying around and eating Christmas cookies. Many people seem to put on a few pounds over the holidays even teenager...
Review: Quest for the Ultimate Chocolate Milkshake Leads to Culver’s
Eve Mendoza, Student of Journalism
December 29, 2019
What is the best beverage to drink during winter in Wisconsin? Why a milkshake of course! On a quest to quench my thirst -- I crave milkshakes; thus I did some digging into history. Milkshakes came into history around 1885, explained sodajerks.com. Milkshake’s first ingredients were more egg-nog and whiskey based. By the 1900s, Milkshakes would officially turned into what they are known today....
Column: Happiness Can Change Your Life
Jordon Van Domelen, Student of Journalism
December 29, 2019
Happiness is an emotion every single person on this planet is capable of; however, we tend to limit this emotion and underestimate its extraordinary powers. Living a happier life can increase not only daily performance and outlook on life but also long-term health. Everyday, we are presented with opportunitie...
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