What is it? Tadc is an indie TV show on YT. It follows a cast of characters that are stuck in a circus run by an AI. In each episode, they go on whimsical adventures. However, they are getting a little bored by these adventures and are starting to revolt against Caine (the AI). Meet the cast Pomni Jax Kinger Gangle Zooble Caine Bubbles Ragatha Each of these characters has their own role to play in the show, with the main focus being on Jax and Pomni. Kinger was an employee at

When you come into high school starting as a freshman, you think about many things, such as where is that class? Will this teacher like me? What side of the hallway do I walk on? But you don’t question the sophomore friends you make. You think you have forever, but you don't realize that there will be a time when you move on to the next part of life, and you don´t get to be there. With prom just beyond the horizon, I realize now this is my big last event with some of my frien

College dual enrollment courses are marked with a * This class is 100% worth the work, and I completely recommend it for students who love to read and those who wish to understand the human condition from different unattainable perspectives. - On Lit 101 English I and II/Honors English I and II: The best unit of Honors English II Teachers: English I: Heather Whan, LeeAnn Webb, English II: Addie Craig, Sarah Grimesey, Olivia Solbrig Honors English I: Emily Hintze, Olivia So

Through the high school offering international student tours with EF, I have traveled to five European countries. Today, I am ranking them based on food, art, architecture, shopping, and attractions. Dive in and don’t be hesitant to allow it to change your opinion on traveling internationally. It truly is a life-changing opportunity that everyone should consider. Honorable Mention: Vatican City The Vatican Museum Vatican City is technically a country due to its religious sig

My parents dressed for a night of dancing and music. An example of traditional music building community. For much of my life, I have been surrounded by Irish culture, most notably Irish folk music. I have grown up at Irish music festivals and in the basement of pubs with my family, listening to the boisterous sounds of traditional Irish folk music being kept alive. There are dozens of pictures of me, my brother, and my father dressed in kilts at music festivals, concerts, her

This past Monday, February 2nd was Groundhog Day. On this fateful day, Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow when he was picked out of his burrow—which indicates six more weeks of winter. With an average accuracy of 35% , Phil is far from a reliable prophet. Calling him a prophet is even a bit far fetched since prophets typically tell the future. All that this lazy groundhog does is pop his head out of his burrow and get scared (or not scared) of his own shadow. A bit pathetic in

In a way, this could be biased, so I'll start by saying I didn't actually want to step into the Eldridge community center the first time that I did. In 2016, I was much more interested in being an annoying 8-year-old and walking around Park View with my group of friends. But when your babysitter is your brother and when your brother wants to get the girl, well, what he says goes. Built around 45 years ago, the Eldridge Community Center has been here much longer than us. There

North Scott High School students have plenty of opportunities available to them. This school emphasizes involvement—through activities, clubs, sports, and classes—as a key part of student success now and after high school. Explore a few of the many activities and clubs here at NSHS below. Choir Maddie Norin, a member of North Scott Choirs since 7th grade, shared her experience in choir. “Singing was always a passion for me, and I get to express it through choir,” said Maddie.

There is something for everyone this February. Read on for recommendations for books about love for family, friends, romance, and Black History Month. Cuddle up this February, a.k.a. that month of love, with some amazing books. The books featured this month are all tied to the month's theme, love. Books About Families That You’ll Love! Clap When You Land by Elizabeth Acevedo Clap When You Land , based on ‌the real-life American Airlines 587 crash, features the fictional stori

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In my sophomore year, we switched from the normal grading scale to the standard-based grading scale. I remember walking into class and learning that we were going to be using this grading system. I thought it wasn’t going to be that bad, but as the year went on, I realized how much I wished we would switch back. We are still using standard-based grading (and will probably use it for years to come). As someone who strives to get good grades and works to do her best in every cl