Brent Florine, Contributing Writer
• November 5, 2017
photo credit: Ashlyn Kehoe | illustration credit: Eva Berezovsky
Repressing current events as a result of over-politicization
Our school fosters a community of bright, visionary thinkers, each of...
When Franklin Delano Roosevelt was inaugurated as the United States’ thirty-second president, he took the office in one of the worst crises the nation had ever experienced. The Great Depression had devastated...
Randy Roberts, Blake Social Studies Teacher
• June 1, 2013
Hi Annelise and Brianna,
Thanks for your recent opinion column in The Spectrum (titled "Changing world necessitates dedicated current events class" in the 29 May issue).
I enthusiastically endorse...
As up and coming sophomores, the idea of repeating another American History class isn’t the most exciting concept we’ve heard. We're not slamming the great history of ‘Murica, and by no means are...
