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Robotics at Erie High

Jamisen Helmer, Staff Writer • December 16, 2021

When someone says ‘robotics’ a person might think about little metal figurines battling it out in the middle of the floor, with a couple of kids running the remotes hoping their robot comes out the...

Google And Facebook: Innovative Companies Or Greedy Tyrants?

Jozlyn Jorgenson, Assistant Editor • February 26, 2021

Monopoly is a fun, family-friendly game where players attempt to buy all the spaces on the board. Real-life monopolies are not fun or friendly, but rather cruel and bad for the economy. A monopoly is...

Disney Plus is Taking Over

Evan Hutson, Staff Writer • December 16, 2019

Everyone loves to binge watch and stream shows. In November, Disney came out with a huge new way to stream movies and shows with their own Disney Plus. Disney Plus offers shows and movies for everyone....

EHS Senior Design Team Tackles American Rocketry Challenge

Liam Rice, Staff Writer • December 6, 2019

Most eggs crack when they fall to the earth from hundreds of feet in the air, but the Senior Design Team at Erie High School has been finding a way to combat these inevitable ruptures over the past few...

Designer Babies

Jaxon Higgins, Staff Writer • April 26, 2019

Our world is changing faster than we can keep up with, science and technology have been in a constant state of revolution for the last three decades. And for the biology community, the next big step appears to be in the realm of genetics. The day humans are able to alter our own genetic instructions is one that is coming rapidly. So the question must be asked, do we - or rather should we - have the right to genetically engineer a “more superior” breed of humans.

How do the new 9.7 inch iPads stack up to the older iPad Mini 2?

Tanner David, Staff Writer • October 3, 2018

There is a new iPad in town, the iPad 9.7, which was distributed by SVVSD to students and staff for the 2018-2019 school year. The iPad Mini 2 is fitted with a 32-bit A7, a CPU (central processing unit)...

Theater’s Looking Snatched So Far

Gabrielle Stancliff, Assistant Editor • September 17, 2018

As a new school year rips the summer bandaid off, Performing Arts teacher Scott Wright has theater kids buzzing about the in-progress Erie production, The Blood Brothers. Ever since last May, our talented...

Modern and Groundbreaking Innovation Center

Tanner David, Staff Writer • September 11, 2018

The “new” Innovation Center has opened its glass doors to the students of SVVSD providing unique real-world applications for its students. The newest addition to the fleet of SVVSD district...

Advancing Technology

Blake Donaldson, Staff Writer • May 23, 2018

With the release of the iPhone X and the new Galaxy S9, the debate for which phone to choose is getting more difficult, especially if you want your hands on the newly released devices. But Verizon and...

Erie High School Floats to New Heights

Grayson Wolff, Editor-in-Chief • May 22, 2018

The weather balloon launched by Erie High’s own Aerospace class on May 4th was a story of triumph, that turned into failure, and then thankfully ended in triumph. The story starts back in September...

What is next for net neutrality?

Grayson Wolff, Editor-in-Chief • December 14, 2017

The Federal Communications Commission voted on Thursday to roll-back an Obama-era decision to classify internet providers under Title II of the communications act. The net neutrality regulations were...

The iPhone X: New Technology Turned Sour?

Isabelle Spetalieri, staff writer • November 8, 2017

Imagine the perfect phone: an incredible camera, an amazing amount of pixels, and adequate networks and speed. The idea of a perfect phone has been an object fought over and sought for for decades. Though...