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The Pony Express
The student news site of Stillwater Area High School

The Pony Express
The student news site of Stillwater Area High School

The Pony Express
Junior Tali Torkko and Junior Lydia Ostrander discuss some difficulties in friendships with different political views. They agree to disagree on some subjects.

Elsie Welch, Photography Editor

October 14, 2024

These are the two different parties used in the upcoming election. Both Democrat and Republican parties are head to head in the 2024 election.
Juniors Chase Johnson and Taylor Young ran for senior representatives back in the beginning of April and were elected at the end of April. They are holding one of their many posters from around the school.
The senior sunset is something that brings the senior class together for one last hoorah before they all graduate. This year the sunset was held on May 9.
There are many different pathways to choose from after students high school career. One of those paths could be the military. Even then, the military has many different pathways students can go into, including the Marines, Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, Space Force and more.
Students in French class are on their phones and not focusing on their school work. The students do not have the motivation to get their required work done and do not care enough to stay motivated at the end of the week.
One of the many current gigantic landfills in Indonesia is filled with trash that pollute the area around it. This waste is growing faster due to planned obsolescence causing products use life to be shortened.
The Young Feminist club meets on Thursday's at 2:25 p.m. in E136. This club focuses on spreading awareness of women in history.
Student Council leads a new BLAST week event called Family Feud in the auditorium on Feb. 14. Inviting five students and five staff to be a part of this event. World history teacher Wayne Perkins and senior Zira Dezell are the next pair to play at this event.
Sophomore Ava Wilmes loads up Netflix. The growing accessibility to shows allows her to watch anywhere.
Senior Marissa Fassick watches Netflix on her computer. It is crucial to recognize how our viewing choices affect our well-being and what healthy consumption looks like. 
Emotional affects of what people are watching
Paige Van Duyne, Broadcast Editor • January 28, 2024

  As content consumption has skyrocketed since COVID-19, some concerns come with it. From TIkToks to television, engaging in these online...

Senior Kaitlyn Ginkel opens the Netflix app on her phone. As the #1 streaming platform in the U.S, Netflix has become the go-to media intake for most teenagers and adults.
Evolution of streaming platforms has shaped society
Gigi Zawislak, Broadcast Editor • January 28, 2024

From the compact and tangible DVD to the never-ending media void of Netflix, how people get their media intake has changed dramatically. The...

Student Lucas Schlichting works at Target, bringing out a cart of groceries for a customer. He works hard, but he is pushing through for the future.
Gen Z’s Mentality of “Quiet Quitting” has negative effects on workplace
Cole Nuss, Layout Editor • December 16, 2023

Quiet quitting is term coined by Brian Creely in March of 2022 to describe employees who put in the bare minimum effort into their work until...

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