Watch as Disney’s Timeline of Choices Causes Inquiry on the General Public As popular as it has been for a little over 100 years, this historic company has recently faced a couple of hurdles. due to the most recent lawsuit they’ve dodged. For this company to be the most well known animation studio is detrimental […]
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Shohei Ohtani: Baseball’s modern day Babe Ruth
Since his debut in 2018, the way the game of baseball has been played has changed forever. The infamous two-way player from Japan, Shohei Ohtani, has been a debatable topic in conversations about being the greatest baseball player of all time for years now. However, after this 2024 Major League Baseball (MLB) season, he may […]
NBA Season Tipoff: What Fans Need to Know
On October 22, the NBA tips off its 79th basketball season with the New York Knicks and the Boston Celtics being the two highly favored teams to win this year’s finals. Although the statistics favor Boston, many sports radio hosts and personalities are doubtful. Former NBA player, Kendrick Perkins said, “No one in the NBA […]
Dikembe Mutombo: An NBA Legend’s Life and Legacy
On September 30, 2024, the world was shocked to learn about the passing of the former NBA All-Star, Dikembe Mutombo. As people around the globe mourn the loss of this amazing person, others reflect on his life and many accomplishments. Dikembe Mutombo Mpolondo Mukamba Jean-Jacques Wamutombo was born on June 25, 1966 in Kinshasa, Democratic […]
Leadership Class Strives for Inclusivity
Godwin holds many events to promote inclusivity, but many people don’t realize that students are behind this positive effort. The Principles of Leadership class, taught by Godwin history teacher Rebecca Martino since 2016, is a student-led class that coordinates school events such as powderpuff games, dodgeball tournaments, spirit weeks, and pep rallies. Students are specially […]
A Theater Classic Brought to the Godwin Stage
Every year, students drown in Shakespearean works preaching stories of tyrannical leaders or sonnets of everlasting love, but they are not always entirely convinced by the value of simple words on paper. However, the Godwin Theatre Department’s upcoming production of Macbeth can enlighten students to a Shakespearean adaptation worth waiting for. A Shakespearean classic about […]
Pain to Purpose: Jake Creasey
A traumatic and devastating injury that could have been detrimental to one’s life, ushered in a new, reinvigorated way of living for Godwin Junior Jake Creasy. Left in a coma for ten days after an accident his sophomore year, Creasey awoke to a question that if answered one way, could alter his life permanently. His […]
Is College Overrated?
As high school seniors prepare for the next chapter in their lives, many feel the overwhelming pressure to attend college, seeing it as the only pathway to success. But with rising costs, shifting job market demands, and evolving technology, is college still the golden ticket it’s made out to be? Perhaps not. In fact, many […]
Marcellus Williams Execution Poses Major Questions of Death Penalty Ethics
On September 24, Marcellus Williams was executed by the state of Missouri for his alleged role in the 1998 murder of news reporter Felisha Gayle; In the weeks leading up to his execution, a plethora of prominent voices spoke out against the planned killing, claiming it to be an act of murder against yet another […]
Choosing Guns Over American Safety is Unpatriotic
In the aftermath of the horrific September 4 Apalachee High School shooting, Republican Vice-President nominee JD Vance called school shootings “A fact of life.” claiming gun restrictions would not decrease gun violence. The comment raises a torch to the broader problem of selective ignorance regarding the epidemic of gun violence in the U.S. and the […]