Blue Devil Top Topic: National Reading Month
The top five children’s books of all time
March is Reading Month: The Hate U Give
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Hot sauce or soy sauce: What’s the better ingredient added to sweet, savory and bland
April 20, 2019When fellow Reflection members Zach Zahrt and Austin Miller discussed…
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Debating the quality of Glass
March 1, 2019Glass disappoints with a switch in logical thought Glass is the…
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High school dancing proposals: Hits or misses?
October 19, 2018Hit: Proposals for high school dances can certainly be a…
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Fortnite vs PubG: Which is superior?
October 15, 2018Fortnite is better than PubG Fortnite is the best game…
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School walkouts: A motion for change or a futile distraction?
May 2, 2018Walking out is a catalyst for change Walkouts. They’re controversial,…
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The right-hand lane: friend of foe?
March 21, 2018Why switch lanes when you don’t have to? In the…
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Suicide Jokes: More than just a joke?
March 14, 2018Suicide jokes are a perfectly healthy coping mechanism As a…
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Sock and sandals: A given gift to the world or a societal disgrace?
March 8, 2018Socks and sandals are a fashion mistake Wearing the combination…
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Winter vs Summer Olympics
March 6, 2018Winter Olympics ices out Summer Games By Danny Keene It…
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High School Relationships: True love or foolish fantasy?
January 18, 2018High school relationships: a waste of time and emotions By…
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Sports
Sarah Donovan goes the distance in the Portage Winter Blast
Only months after finishing Cross Country with an injury, sophomore Sarah Donovan placed second for her gender and age group in the 7th Annual Portage Winter Blast Half Marathon on February 24. The reasoning behind Donovan’s sign up was “just to prove myself that I could,” she said. The Portage Winter Blast includes a 5k, 10k…
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March 7, 2019 Cheer team excel in Blue Devil Invitational
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March 6, 2019 Gull Lake powerlifting presents opportunity for athletes
Press Box
How an NBA proposal could affect Gull Lake athletes
In a somewhat foreseeable move, the National Basketball Association has formally proposed changing the draft-eligible age requirement from 19 to 18. Following a knee-injury to star college basketball player and potential NBA number one overall…
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