Photo contributed by Myers Park Softball As the flowers bloom and the sun shines longer and brighter, spring sports come into the light and shine through the school year. Myers Park is known for our sports team, most notably our basketball team, but this … [Read Full Article] about Spring Sports Special
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What’s up in The World?
From wars to recalls, the first three months of 2024 have been filled with head-turning stories, each more interesting than the next. Podcast after podcast, news story after news story, there is a question we all have to ask ourselves: What’s up with the … [Read Full Article] about What’s up in The World?
PCP: Chocolate IS Candy
By Guest Writer
Growing up, one of my favorite books was Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. The story of a young boy’s adventure into the magical world of the master-chocolatier, Willy Wonka, captivated my imagination, not to mention the fact that both Charlie … [Read Full Article] about PCP: Chocolate IS Candy
A Look Inside AP Seminar with Ms. Guillemette
Photo contributed by Emma Dowdeswell AP Seminar is a foundational course that aims to equip students with the power to analyze, and evaluate information with accuracy and precision to craft to communicate evidence-based arguments. This class aims … [Read Full Article] about A Look Inside AP Seminar with Ms. Guillemette
PCP: Chocolate is NOT Candy
When one is told to think of candy, classic treats like Nerds, Sour Patch Kids, Jolly Rachers, DumDums, Skittles, etc. are always the first thought. If you were to google candy right now, the image results would show a variety of gummy or hard candies, but not … [Read Full Article] about PCP: Chocolate is NOT Candy
SAT Changes in the Ivy Leagues
Many quiver at the idea of taking a test that combines all of their high school knowledge, but some students take this opportunity to show where they thrive and excel. Standardized tests like the ACT and SAT, which used to be mandatory, have become optional … [Read Full Article] about SAT Changes in the Ivy Leagues
(Poppi)n’ Off
Photo contributed by Creative Commons Poppi is an upcoming and newly popular soda. It’s a brand of sparkling probiotic soda made with real fruit juice. It is a healthier option for normal sodas such as Coke and Pepsi. Poppi comes in flavors such as orange, … [Read Full Article] about (Poppi)n’ Off
Importance of Half Days
Half days are always a much-needed break for teachers and students. For CMS schools we get them once a quarter, but I think that many people would agree that it needs to be much more often. They help the teachers catch up on work for the week and give them a … [Read Full Article] about Importance of Half Days
Cleaning Your (Head) Space
In our fast-paced lives, it's easy for our minds to feel overwhelmed, and often, these feelings can be brought into our spaces in the form of clutter. According to licensed psychologist, Peggy Loo, a messy environment can contribute to stress, anxiety, … [Read Full Article] about Cleaning Your (Head) Space
Leprechaun Myths
Photo contributed by Creative Commons With Saint Patrick’s Day coming up, what better way to celebrate than to talk about Leprechauns? These festive mythical creatures date back to the eighth century and were regarded as agile male fairies. They are … [Read Full Article] about Leprechaun Myths
Award Show Season Recap
Photo contributed Elle Robinson Dresses, jewelry, and slightly offensive jokes are all to come with award season! This season gives actors, performers, singers, dancers, and artists a chance to dress to the nines and show off all their hard work (or to … [Read Full Article] about Award Show Season Recap
Madame Web: Caught in Hollywood’s Trap
By Mabry Warren
Photo contributed by Creative Commons If you have been on the internet lately you may have noticed how much criticism the public has for Madame Web, the latest superhero blockbuster to bomb at the box offices. The Sony movie, directed by S.J. Clarkson and … [Read Full Article] about Madame Web: Caught in Hollywood’s Trap
Reneé W(Rapp)ed
By Emma Monroe
Reneé Mary Jane Rapp is a name widely known by a variety of individuals: theater kids, original Mean Girls fans, pop/rock enthusiasts, or people with the simple yet chronic condition of addiction to Tik Tok. She rose to popularity with her role of Regina … [Read Full Article] about Reneé W(Rapp)ed
Teacher of The Paper: Herr Elkins
By Emma Monroe
Photo contributed by Emma Monroe For the month of April, the Myers Park Hoofprint has chosen German teacher Herr (Mr.) Elkins to highlight as the Teacher of the Month. Herr Elkins grew up in Atlanta, Georgia, going on to attend the University of Georgia in … [Read Full Article] about Teacher of The Paper: Herr Elkins
Blue Zones
Photo contributed by Change4Health The Evil Queen from Snow White and Mother Gothel from Tangled both share something in common, aside from being evil. It’s their motivation for their deeds: to stop the progression of time on their appearance. The need to … [Read Full Article] about Blue Zones
Winter Sports Recap
Photo contributed by Dimitri Katsanos After an impressive fall sports season, the Mustangs backed it up with a jaw-dropping winter season. Multiple sports made the State playoffs, led by the Women’s swim team, who won the state championship, and the Men’s … [Read Full Article] about Winter Sports Recap
H2-Overconsumption
Photo contributed by Eleanor Haviland The rise of the anti-single-use plastic water bottle movement has incited a rise in the reusable water bottle industry. In the past 20 years, names such as Camelbak, S’well, Hydroflask, and many others have rotated … [Read Full Article] about H2-Overconsumption
Controversial Carbon Emissions
Photo contributed by Creative Commons Taylor Swift stands as one of the most prominent figures in pop culture, captivating millions of fans with her music. However, in addition to the attention regarding her chart-topping songs and recent tours, debates … [Read Full Article] about Controversial Carbon Emissions
The Future of High School Sports
Photo contributed by NCHSAA Spring sports are in the air, and so is the change coming to high school sports. In the next few years, we will see some of the changes coming to high school sports as they are significantly changed in the years to come. In the … [Read Full Article] about The Future of High School Sports