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CHARGED AND READY. The Tesla Model 3 is one of several new electric cars that have hit the market in recent years. They may not be the magic cure to air pollutions some people have hoped.

Electric cars won’t solve climate crisis

Anna Harrington, Editor
November 17, 2020

IN NEED OF FACTS. Surrounded by potential COVID infection, only facts can help keep people safe.

Misinformation is the enemy during a pandemic

Editorial Staff, Editor
November 16, 2020

A SINGLE CHOICE. Sixth grade band members perform in the holiday concert. Band, orchestra and chorus are the only three related arts classes students can actually choose.

Student choice is a bad idea for related arts classes

Caroline Miller, Staff Writer
April 7, 2020

REQUIRED RELATED ARTS. Several Sevier students participate in gym class. All students have to take at least one quarter of gym per school year.

Students should be allowed to choose related arts classes

Aubree Puckett, Yearbook Editor
April 6, 2020

TEENS ARE SERIOUS. Too often, adults disregard what teenagers have to say. That is wrong.

Adults should take teens more seriously

Audrey Edwards, Yearbook Editor
April 3, 2020

PROTECTED AGAINST DISEASES. In this photo illustration, a Sevier student shows off a post-vaccination bandage.

Fight false information and get vaccinated

The Editorial Board
April 2, 2020

THE CROWD GOES WILD. Sevier students cheer for their basketball team during the annual Tribe Classic. Nationwide, participation in school sports in down.

Students should stay involved in sports

Maddison Ball, Staff Writer
March 11, 2020

READING WITHOUT MUSIC. Sixth grade student Cassandra reads a book in the school library. Teachers argue that students cannot focus on their reading and classwork if they are listening to music.

Focusing on classwork is too difficult while listening to music in class

Samayah Wolfe, Staff Writer
March 9, 2020

ENJOYING THE MUSIC. Many students use their devices and listen to music in the gym before school starts. Most would like to be able to do so in class, too.

Teachers should be more open to letting students listen to music in class

Sophie Williams, Staff Writer
March 5, 2020

The death penalty has been around for thousands of years, but it is not the most effective way to deliver justice.

The death penalty is doing more harm than good

Editorial Staff
January 30, 2020

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