John Kreger, assistant station manager at 88.1 The Park, tells the story of his now-deceased grandma, Ruth Kreger, who lost her husband to cancer when she was 60 years old. Every day, she would fill her...
Tsubasa Okada, Tech Correspondent
• December 6, 2022
Technology is increasingly prevalent in the modern era, ranging from smartphones allowing for distant communications to gaming and social media content providing entertainment. It has become a vital part...
When Mia Odeh, at the tender age of sixteen, was forced into marriage with an abusive 35-year-old man in her childhood home in Palestine and then was made to move to the United States, it appeared to everyone...
“Even outside of Eco Club, [protecting birds] is a part of my life,” said Jaspreet Kaur, Salem student and leader of Eco Club, a P-CEP club that focuses on protecting the environment through education...
As the November 1 early admission college application deadline draws near, many students find themselves feeling the stress. However, this seemingly complicated process can be broken down to become far...
Arts Academy seniors have recently begun the long journey of creating their own unique capstone projects, including ideas such as painting, music and fashion.
Arts Academy (AA) is one of four Optional...
Grace Ridpath, International Correspondent
• August 15, 2022
It’s that time of year again.
Back to school season is upon us. While many students are busy picking up their schedules and new school supplies, others await their plane tickets.
Despite being...
Beginning in 2013, the Start School Later movement sparked conversation around a topic that most people previously overlooked: high school start times.
Sleep experts generally conclude that high schools,...
The Muslim Community Mosque of Farmington Hills (MCM) recreational basketball league has become a hub for high schools boys of all religions who are brought together by their love for the sport.
Founded...
The “We Bear” exhibit is making its debut in the United States during the Guild’s 2022 Ann Arbor Summer Art Fair.
The art was created during the COVID-19 lockdown by 31 incarcerated individuals...
“It was very quiet, but you could feel the panic,” said Isabella Tulchinsky, Salem senior, when describing her experience in the December 2021 lockdown at the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park (P-CEP).
All...
Dale Palmer, loved by many within the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park and the greater community as a whole, passed away on May 21, 2022, after receiving a diagnosis of stage 4 prostate cancer in May 2020....
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