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How to Treat People in Pain

How to Treat People in Pain

By: Jasper Paulson, Broadcast Executive, Ad and Business Design Executive, and Co-Copyeditor
September 9, 2024
Joker: A Mental Health Commentary

Joker: A Mental Health Commentary

By: Sophie Ponce de Leon, Co-Editor-inChief and Co-Copyeditor
September 2, 2024
Christine (2016) | Review

Christine (2016) | Review

By: Emma Weintraub, Reporter
May 10, 2024
Social media’s negative impact on Kaneland students

Social media’s negative impact on Kaneland students

By: Olivia Krasuski, Reporter
January 8, 2024

The fear of a broken heart

By: Sophie Ponce de Leon, News 3 Editor and Co-Columnist Manager
December 15, 2023
Junior Payton Bonebreak stresses over an assignment during class. After using techniques to calm herself down, she was able to successfully complete the assignment.

Stress is inevitable for high school students

By: Emma Weintraub, Reporter
December 10, 2023

People are allowed to have bad days

By: Katie Pfotenhauer, Voices 2 Editor & Columnist
May 5, 2023
Student-athletes' above average stress levels

Student-athletes’ above average stress levels

By: Zoe Gannon, Reporter
April 28, 2023
As a student, it is understandable to go through struggles with mental health. However, there is a balance between staying mentally healthy and using it as an excuse. Not finding that balance can put stress on those around you and set yourself further behind. (Cartoon by Dane Coyne)

Being accountable for mental health

By: Paige Whiteside, Editor-in-Chief of Web and Copy Editor
April 24, 2023
In high school, students often put off many necessary priorities in order to uphold their self established expectations of academic success. Academic success is important, but nothing is more critical than your own health, both mentally and physically. (Cartoon by Lillie Bobé)

Prioritizing your health

By: Executive Staff
April 24, 2023

Ending long-term commitments is often necessary

By: Lizzy Sidman, Feature 2 Editor
January 19, 2023
Senior Maddie Kerry works on upcoming speech for communication studies class. This is a mandatory class that practices mastering the craft of speech giving.

Student-athletes and their struggles with mental health

By: Olivia King, Reporter
January 10, 2023
The impact of post-traumatic stress disorder on veterans

The impact of post-traumatic stress disorder on veterans

By: Adrianna Wells, Reporter
January 10, 2023
The trees are bare and the sun sets near the entrance of Kaneland High School. Parents have picked up their kids from their after-school activities and many students are ready to go home and sleep.

Seasonal affective disorder and the impacts of weather on mood

By: Zoe Gannon, Reporter
January 6, 2023
Students attending Kaneland High School work on their various assignments. Due to COVID-19 safety protocols, the masked students utilize their Chromebooks while physically distanced from one another.

2022 brings students of Illinois multiple excused mental health days

By: Lilliana Bobé, Reporter
October 30, 2021
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