by Megan Hyer It is starting to cool down and smell like campfires. Which means: fall is almost here. One question that is frequently asked is, “What are we gonna do?” There are plenty of things to do related to fall in Dayton, Ohio. Some of the things that everyone looks forward to are corn mazes, hayrides, and a pumpkin patch. Sizemore Farm in Miamisburg, … Continue reading Things to do this fall
By: Kayla Stephensen Summer homework timing is one of the most challenging concepts to keep up with. Definitely more confusing with every class on a classroom. Be sure to start out the summer by printing out what is needed and getting the necessary textbooks and books to read. Summer assignments can be found here. You will need to get the Google Classroom code and join … Continue reading How to Do Your Summer Homework in a Timely Manner
By: Sara Wolf As graduation approaches, no one wants to be scrambling to decorate their graduation cap. Yes, it would be hilarious to write, “I did this last minute like everything I did in high school,” but if that’s not the vibe you’re going for, here are a few steps you can take to make a painted masterpiece out of these ugly hats. Supplies needed: … Continue reading How to paint a graduation cap
By: Carter Caldwell The summer before the my junior year, I had a terrible case of procrastination. I had no drive to do my summer homework whatsoever, so I did what anyone would do: I started researching. When I was younger, I used to ask my grandparents a lot about their families, just for fun. As time went on, I got more and more interested … Continue reading Need a Hobby? Try Genealogy!
By: Emily Bevelhymer If you are stuck in Ohio this summer, things can get pretty boring. Friends post pictures of themselves on the beach while you are stuck at home. Instead of moping around this summer being envious of friends, explore these fun activities in Ohio that are sure to bring some enjoyment while others are laying on the beach. The Cincinnati Art Museum – … Continue reading Here Are Some Ohio Activities for the Summer
By: Emily Bevelhymer The arrival of spring has brought beautiful weather and the imminent arrival of summer promises to bring even more long, sunny days. The warmer weather inspires me to make treats that are fresh and light. One of my favorites to make during this time of year is mandarin orange salad. It combines the best fruits of the season and makes it sweet … Continue reading Refreshing Summer Treat Recipe: Mandarin Orange Salad
by Abbey Raison Planning for a dance can be stressful, especially if you do not know whether or not you will be asked by someone. I’ve been to my fair share of high school dances, and I’ve been placed on both ends of the spectrum, going stag and going with a date. If you’re feeling sad about not having a date to the next dance, … Continue reading Why It’s Better to go to School Dances WITHOUT a Date
By Arden Lunay As summer is approaching fast, it’s coming with the promise of three months of no school for students to hang out with friends, work to make money, and to travel. Planning a vacation is a good way to get your mind off of the occasionally monotonous life when you are stuck in Ohio, whether you end up actually following through on the … Continue reading How to Plan a Vacation
by Emily Lewis Tea is a great alternative to coffee, especially on cold winter nights when you would prefer not to have any caffeine. There are various types of teas, and lots of ways to customize them as well. I’ve been in love with tea for a few years, and through my dozens of cups of tea, I’ve found the perfect way to make it. … Continue reading How to Make the Perfect Cup of Tea
by Emily Lewis Tired of your clothes and craving a change, yet don’t have the money for a full wardrobe makeover? Luckily there are various ways to update your clothes and freshen up your outfits without spending too much money! Instead of heading to the mall or an expensive online shop, head to some thrift stores and a craft shop. One of my favorite things … Continue reading Time to Upcycle Your Clothes
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