Ben Wicklund, Social Media Reporter
• March 21, 2017
“Congress shall make no law to abridge the freedom of speech.” The First Amendment of the United States Constitution seems to be very clear about the guidelines surrounding the ability to voice...
A girl in LA has been told by her art teacher to cover up nudity in her art project after a parent night at the school where a mother complained about the project being “pornographic.”
The project...
Videos of the Paris attacks were uploaded to Youtube almost immediately. The Orlando shooting was shown to many in real time through Snapchat. News of ISIS attacks are updated constantly on Twitter....
There are endless criticisms of Donald Trump, the President-elect. That comes with any president, especially after the brutal election cycle, when candidates are attacking each other through ads...
With an average number of 58 million tweets a day, people all over the world are whipping out their phones and accessing social media every second. This is one of the many luxuries the world wide web...
Throughout our history as a species, we have tried to suppress knowledge from each other, as an attempt to stay on top of the knowledge hierarchy. This vicious process is known as censorship. Censorship...
Compared to plenty of other student populations, Stillwater Area High School students are amazingly lucky. With a nationaly renowned yearbook and newspaper, SAHS has had experiences with attempts at censorship....
