#CultureShift: Don’t Spend Quarantine On New Hobbies
Liliana Owen, Journalist
April 1, 2020
Everyone tells you to take this time to get ahead in projects, learn new skills, to get caught up in life. Don't listen to them.
2020 Election: What Will The Outcome Be?
Sonya S. Smith, Guest Writer
February 17, 2020
President Donald Trump is someone who has generated a lot of controversies, and in a way, has split our nation in two. Theoretically, there are two kinds of people in the United States: those who support Trump, and those who don’t. As has already been seen, President Donald Trump (henceforth referred to as Pre...
Representing America
Eric Riddle, Journalist
February 6, 2020
America, the land of promise, was built by men and women seeking refuge from unjust systems of government. They formed their ideal government and it has stood longer than anyone expected. The reason for this is because America is a representative government. This means that we are the people mak...
How Impeachment Works
Liliana Owen, Journalist
January 29, 2020
The fact that the House of Representatives has impeached President Trump has been in the headlines for a month or so. But what is impeachment, and how does it work? What It Is And How It Works The first article of the Constitution of the United States of America gives the House of Representatives the sole power of impeachm...
Gun Control: The REAL Problem
Treysen Anderson, Guest Writer
October 8, 2019
Alright. I’ll humor you. Let’s say it is the fault of the guns that these people are being murdered. From mass school shootings to gang brawls to hate deaths, in all of these cases the guns can and should be blamed for the bloodshed. After all, 14,000 people were killed in gun related incidents last year. Let us restrict, establish gun-free zones against, and even ban guns. And, following this same principle, all road fatalities brought to pass by texting and driving can and should be blamed on the phone. 40,000 people were killed by car wrecks, and roughly half of those were caused by phones, leading to a grand total of 20,000 deaths due to phones. However, in these cases, the phone is merely ignored and we continue on, warning and encouraging our communities to use their phones wisely, when we all know that phones should be restricted and we should establish phone-free zones to protect our citizens.
Supreme Court Case Pulls Foundation Out From Under Global Warming Activists
Sonya S. Smith, Guest Writer
September 23, 2019
Global Warming has been a big issue in politics and for activists for almost thirty years, and is supported by what is famously called the “Hockey Stick Graph.” But the Hockey Stick Graph was just discredited when the author of the graph, Michael Mann, refused to bring the data he used to create...
All About BREXIT
Liliana Owen, Journalist
September 9, 2019
BREXIT is the British exit from the European Union i (EU) that will hopefully happen on October 31. The EU is an alliance between twenty-eight member nations in Europe who are governed by the same laws, regulations, and trade agreements with each other ii. No other nation has left the European Union be...
Our Shot at Society
Joshua Christensen, Journalist
March 25, 2019
In 1972, a scientist with the National Institute of Mental Health named John C. Calhoun conducted an experiment called Universe 25. The purpose of the experiment was to discover what would happen to mice in an overpopulated environment. The findings were disturbing. To conduct the experiment, Mr....
The Hidden Power of Airline Security
Jayden Longhurst, Journalist
January 23, 2019
Let’s put ourselves in the position of an American citizen during the cold war. The pressure is intense. As a nation, the United States has the responsibility of guarding itself from Josef Stalin and other U.S.S.R leaders. Leaders and citizens must tread lightly, but not allow themselves to be walked on...
The End of the Road
Victoria Gruen, Journalist
January 14, 2019
The frigid November air dissipated as I stepped into my makeshift cottage. I took off my cloak. It was the only spot of color in the bare, bleak room. Looking around, I sighed. Everything that had happened in the past few years had finally caught up with me. Throughout history, it has always been the same....
Both Sides of Endorsements
Korbin Peterson and Dallin Lutes
December 6, 2018
This is where to go if you want to find all of the information on endorsements in one spot.
Defending Endorsements
Dallin Lutes, Guest Writer
December 6, 2018
“Endorsements, let’s take a moment to look at the dictionary definition: an act of giving one's public approval or support to someone or something. Recently, there have been many discussions about endorsements and how it is influencing popularity, favoritism, etc. While honestly, some of it may b...
The Burger Gazette Staff and Stephanie Campbell
March 25, 2020 • 5 Comments
Approximately two weeks ago, high school students were attending their normal classes, planning their end of the year trips and tours, going to tryouts and practices for sports...
Liliana Owen, Journalist
March 9, 2020 • No Comments
If you go into your homeroom course, then to Student Announcements, you'll see something new. Instead of just the normal list of dates and events and messages from the...
Mackenzi Wilkerson, Journalist
March 9, 2020 • No Comments
I’ve been in school for about eleven years now! I can remember my first day of high school and getting my homework and realizing that school was going to look different....
Inspiration Hour with Mr Gilbert and the SBP
February 27, 2020
This time of the year is a hard time to stay motivated. It’s the middle of the school year, another semester of homework and midterms and finals ahead. It’s cold and not very sunny (depending on where you live), and sicknesses are going around (depending on where you live).
January 29, 2020
Primary Immunodeficiency: The Concealed Condition
January 15, 2020
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