Corona Virus Q&A

Savannah Athy-Sedbrook, Managing Editor|April 14, 2020

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Savannah Athy-Sedbrook, Managing Editor

Junior Savannah Athy-Sedbrook is a third year reporter for The Oriole. She can often be found running around during ace to complete stories, as well as...

Orioles express feelings on life going back to normal

Orioles express feelings on life going back to normal

Mask mandate ends after after the Kansas Legislature Coordinance Council revoked Governor Laura Kelly’s third mask mandate.

Mask mandate ends in Butler County

COVID-19 Affects Driver's Ed

COVID-19 Affects Driver’s Ed

The world went through stress, heartbreak and loss in 2020; from the loss of loved ones to toilet paper shortages. 2021 is a year for change and greatness.

Chaotic year ends

COVID-19 affects jobs

COVID-19 affects jobs

Many theaters around Kansas will be opening back in the next two months. They will be playing older and new movies for their guests to enjoy.

Movie theaters reopening in Kansas

The act of mass canceling, or cancel culture, occurs in numerous ways in society today including social media. Especially lately, it became a form of shame and a way to isolate others from society. “If it’s something dumb going across the internet that a teenager did, I don’t think that’s a reason to be canceled,” senior Tiffany Hilton said. “But if someone’s openly being racist and hateful and doing things on purpose, it’s good for society to be like ‘hey, you need to take a step back, that wasn’t good.’”

Enough is Enough: students acknowledge the effects of cancel culture

Senior Taylor Braungardt finds her prom dress while shopping at Dress Gallery. Prom will take place at the Point Events Center April 24, walk-ins begin at 8:30 p.m.

Dancing around COVID-19: Parents, school board compromise for prom

Orioles express feelings on life going back to normal

Orioles express feelings on life going back to normal

The show “Big Time Rush” aired on Nickelodeon Nov 28, 2009, and was added to Netflix March 26, 2021. The show is based on a teenage boy band in California, and they were going on tour singing across the U.S. while filming the show.

Childhood Nickelodeon show enters Netflix

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Corona Virus Q&A