Concussions Running Rampant
Concussions Running Rampant
The painful recovery and path afterwards
GEORGIA THOMS
It seems that most everyone who plays a sport has been “concussed” before. A concussion, when the brain is jostled inside the skull, can create a myriad of problems, especially for students. The combination of a larger workload, and wanting to jump back into sports to appease the team increases stress and the time of recovery.
Unusual side effects mixed with the need to do well in school, cause stress on the recovering athlete, but thankfully many teachers know to be understanding of students with concussions.
You Are What You Eat?
You Are What You Eat?
Sizing up a diet-obsessed culture
GEORGIA THOMS
In a Positive Light
In general, human beings benefit from structure; as such, committing to a lifestyle that is built around healthy habits will naturally create a healthy diet. It is approaching dieting from a restrictive, strict approach that is the issue or using the wrong motives to fix your daily consumption of food.
The Power of A Meaningful Conversation
In our day and age, we are all communicating through our electronics whether it be through a social media app or texting. It’s all of a sudden rare to have a normal conversation face to face with other people without electronics getting in the way. Continue reading “The Power of A Meaningful Conversation”
Taking It To The Next Level
Seniors take their game to Southern Connecticut State University together
AUDREY HAUSBERGER
From munchkins whose lacrosse sticks were bigger than them to high school lacrosse captains, two future D-2 Southern Owls, seniors Karlie Rowe and Olivia Facchini, will take their lacrosse skills to college in the fall of 2018.
The Last Blog
Dear Viking Saga,
The Problem is Pointlessness
This past month of school has been useless to me. It’s been busy work, crammed units, and whatever we can’t finish (which is a lot), we … Continue reading The Problem is Pointlessness
