In 1857, Joseph Gayetty had a vision. Tired of the corn husks and newspapers that were commonly used to cleanse oneself, he decided to create packages of aloe and hemp-infused paper. This toilet paper took America by storm and gave birth to what would become a 30 billion dollar global industry. Nearly two hundred years later,...

I’ve been worrying about college and my post-secondary education for far too long. I can trace it back to 7th grade when all of my other peers were suddenly interested in “what they wanted to do when they grew up”. Before the question had been a bit of a joke, with everyone having a similar answer of veterinarian or firefighter....

In Brookfield Central there is a culture of cheating. It goes largely unnoticed and unacknowledged. There have been two major incidents in which cheating entered the mainstream. The first came two years ago when a list of student and teachers username and passwords circulated. When this happened dozens of students were pulled...

In the beginning of the year, Edficiency was introduced to schedule Lancer Blocks. In mid-April, early-release Thursdays officially met their demise. Recently, the class of 2020 disrupted the status quo with their senior color (it’s tie-dye, which is technically more of a pattern than a color). So it is safe to say that things...