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Tonya Talone, a long time Meals on Wheels volunteer, works on the packaging line to produce meals for homebound members of the community. During the COVID-19 pandemic, State College Area Meals on Wheels has had to make drastic changes to their operations to ensure client and volunteer safety. “Instead of baking, Im filling bags with nonperishable prepackaged foods or I’m working on the line, putting the hot meal in the trays to be sealed,” Talone said.

A Meal That Matters: How Meals On Wheels is Adapting to COVID-19

Sarah Ambrose, Staff Writer
April 21, 2020
During the District 6 Championships from March 27th to 29th, freshman Ty Uhlig competes in the boys’ 500 yard freestyle. Uhlig won his race, one of the many athletes who helped the swimming and diving team win the District Championships. “It feels good being a freshman and going to States. [Coach] Marion [Ulmer]’s training really helped me,” Uhlig said.

State High Swimming and Diving Secures Another District Championship

Sarah Ambrose, Staff Writer
April 7, 2020
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, one of the frontrunners in the Democratic Primary, suffered a narrow defeat in the Iowa Caucus but managed to pull out a win against Pete Buttegieg in New Hampshire. (Image courtesy of Imagequest)

Presidential Primaries Kick Off in Iowa and New Hampshire

Sarah Ambrose, Staff Writer
February 21, 2020
In recent weeks, an outdated and subjective PIAA rule has been used to encourage body shaming high school swimmers.

Keep Your Eyes On The Pool And Off Our Swimsuits

Sarah Ambrose, Staff Writer
January 10, 2020
To some its a beloved holiday, but to me Thanksgiving is one of the worst days of the year with traditions and societal expectations that need to change.

The Holiday I’m the Least Thankful For: An Op-Ed on Thanksgiving and Why it Sucks

Sarah Ambrose, Staff Writer
November 25, 2019
The President of Bolivia, Evo Morales, offers a press conference at the Quemado Palace in La Paz on August 24, 2009. Morales denied assertions by Peruvian President Alan Garcia that Bolivia and Chile have already agreed for Bolivia to have access to the sea through Chilean territory. AFP PHOTO/Aizar RALDES (Photo credit should read AIZAR RALDES/AFP/Getty Images)

2 Week News Recap – November 4th to November 18th

Sarah Ambrose, Staff Writer
November 21, 2019
The Queens Six is coming to State College on October 24th. The six member male vocal ensemble resides in Windsor Castle and performs for the royal family. “We’re really looking forward to being with you in State College. We can’t wait to be there, said Simon Whitely, a member of the Queens Six.

The Queen’s Six Is Coming to State High

Sarah Ambrose, Staff Writer
October 23, 2019
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is doing everything in his power to force Britain from leaving the European Union on October 31st. Image courtesy of ImageQuest

Understanding the Brexit Nightmare

Sarah Ambrose, Staff Writer
October 1, 2019
While spending free time at school, freshman Clarissa Theiss and junior Ella Simpson watch part of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Science-fiction movies and shows have been defying gender roles and breaking stereotypes for decades. “I think that sci-fi films like Star Wars or action movies are more valuable for girls to watch; they are realistic in the sense that they empower women,” Simpson said.

Science-Fiction: Shattering Records and the Glass Ceiling

Sarah Ambrose, Senior Editor
May 22, 2019
While on the music adjudication trip in New York City, senior Anna Curtis and junior Mary Ellen Schomer take photos of the World Trade Center. The music ensembles from State High won the majority of their respective categories and garnered a total of 17 trophies. “This was my first time in New York City and when I saw the city line when we first drove in it was really exhilarating,” Schomer said.

State High Music Shines in the Big Apple

Sarah Ambrose, Senior Editor
May 2, 2019
State High singers who competed at the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) District chorus festival pose with their director, Erik Clayton. 25 of the 27 students representing State High advanced on to the Regional competition. “I was extremely proud of how well everyone did! I thought it was a very successful festival,” said Clayton.

State High Choir Shines at PMEA

Sarah Ambrose, Senior Editor
February 28, 2019
From right to left, juniors Caylee Thompson, Taylor Balboni, and Lily Maxwell practice mindfulness during an English class. Mindfulness can be used in class or life to reduce levels of anxiety and stress. “I like that it gives us time to prepare before class and relax,” said Thompson.

State High Takes A Mindful Moment

Sarah Ambrose, Senior Editor
February 5, 2019
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