Among Us: The Game that took over the Internet

By Srimaan Suribhotla & Ben Ha Among Us is a popular game played by many that was released in June 2018, but has blown up in the past 3-4 months. The starting screen assigns you your role for the game. While it is more entertaining to be an imposter, most players will be assigned the […]

The Story of Pelé

By Naren Senthikumar & Matthew Conrad Who is Pelé Pelé is known amongst the soccer community as a legend: someone who is and will be remembered for the rest of soccer history. Pelé played soccer professionally in Brazil for about two decades; during that time, Pelé won three World Cups, before joining the New York Cosmos […]

A Generation Divided: An In-Depth Look Into Cancel Culture

By Mary Atkinson When looking at Tucker High School, one will find hundreds of backgrounds. Each student is unique. However, there is one thing we all have in common, our age. This age category puts Tucker High School students into Generation Z or as it is better known, Gen Z. Compared to every other group, […]

Richmond Kickers vs. Chattanooga Red Wolves

By Griffin Goodwyn Heading into the final weekend of the 2020 USL League One season, the Richmond Kickers were on the cusp of earning a place in the championship game for the first time since joining the upstart third-tier league last season. Sitting in second place, the local club controlled their destiny in the fight […]

A Look at the Well-Being of Our Educators

By Maliq Johnson-Williams We live in a time of uncertainty and great change. Our very way of life has come to a pause. A whole new host of frustrations to join in on the fun party that has been 2020. Luckily, our nation didn’t fail it’s people when it came to safety protocol. Public sectors […]

The Days Leading Up To Quarantine

By Raegan Jones My pencil is tapping on my desk in angst while I stare straight ahead at the clock. 3:12pm on Thursday, March 12th, 2020. I just finished my AP European test and I’m anxious, because every time I feel I do well on a test, I end up doing the opposite. My biggest […]

Ways to Stay Motivated during Online School

By Sydney Shoulders Adjusting from in person to regular classes has not been easy for many students across the world, myself included. Teachers have different expectations. You no longer have the energy of others to feed off of during class. Classes require an unprecedented amount of attention in order to pass. School, as we understand […]

Entertainment in Isolation

By Malik Johnson-WilliamsIsolation has introduced a new challenge when it comes to staying entertained. Inactivity just isn’t something most of us can just sit with and feel fine. Hopefully, if you too are suffering from chronic boredom, my list of things might help to relieve some of that pent up inactivity. First item I have […]

Risen With A Correction

By Alyssa Spasic

The State Of Virtual Learning

By Griffin Goodwyn When news media outlets first reported about a powerful virus spreading through the city of Wuhan, China, no one would have ever expected the spread and secondary effects of this disease would reach the magnitude of becoming a “pandemic.” In fact, I distinctly remember joking around in class one day before schools […]