Emma Burton Staff Writer As the holidays approach, students at Freeman High School have begun to look for cheap winter themed activities to do in the Freeman area. One of which is touring tacky light. However, many tacky lights are hard to find without circling around neighborhoods for hours. Fortunately, there are a few located … Continue reading Tacky Light Tour
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Timmy Dillard Staff Writer Last November, all Advanced Placement (AP) students with hopes to take an AP exam this May were prompted to pay a $40 registration fee. The College Board's AP Program, which organizes and creates these nationwide exams, chose this school year to implement this policy change in over half of the high … Continue reading AP Changes Spark Skepticism
Marcus Rand Photography Editor The highly anticipated release of Disney’s new streaming platform, Disney+, has so far received positive reviews since its November 12th launch. It joins the more established players in the streaming market, such as Hulu, Netflix, and Amazon Prime, as well as newer services like Apple’s new Apple TV+ platform. Ever since … Continue reading Childhood Memories Brought Back with Disney+
Ashton Doll Staff Writer Every December, people come together to relax and enjoy holiday films, whether on Freeform’s Twenty-Five Days of Christmas, Netflix, Amazon Prime, the Hallmark Channel, or elsewhere. This year, Netflix has produced four holiday movies, including “The Knight Before Christmas,” “Let It Snow,” “Holiday in the Wild,” and “Holiday Rush.” The large … Continue reading Man on the Street: Holiday Films
Mary Cooper Frank Staff Writer Senior year: arguably the best year. Seniors get a host of perks and privileges not available to lower classmen. These include early release, dressing up for Halloween, playing a senior prank, eating lunch in the senior courtyard, traditions like holding up newspapers and keys at underclassmen at pep rallies, and … Continue reading Man on the Street: Senior Traditions
