Bearing News

Congress allocates $25 million toward gun violence research

Maddie Marrero • December 20, 2019

Congress allocates over 25 million dollars in funds to research gun violence in the United States.

‘Avengers: Endgame’ provides a satisfying conclusion to previous Marvel films

Jared Geyer • April 30, 2019

Endgame is a movie made for theatre sound systems. The grandiose ending makes for a conclusive wrap up that satisfies most of what I hoped for in the film. For better or for worse, this is a cultural moment of epic proportions with a movie that mostly lives up to it’s grand expectations.

on ‘Avengers: Endgame’

Ji-Sung Lee • April 26, 2019

Students share their opinion on the new movie, 'Avengers: Endgame.'

Artificial intelligence possesses controversial potential

Bailey Stover • April 26, 2019

As with a flipped coin spinning in mid-air, the issue of artificial intelligence (AI) is still undecided as to which way it will land: benefit or harm.

National controversy: Debating the Second Amendment

Multiple Authors • December 17, 2018

Mass shootings in synagogues, public schools, churches, and more have provoked a conversation about the balance in america between safety and freedom.

Tragic events trigger lifelong trauma

Katie Whaley • April 18, 2018

Whole body trembling, messaging friends through quick texts and nibbling on Cheez-Its, junior Savannah Schnabel did her best to keep calm. Shocked and filled with buzzing nerves, Schnabel watched a tow vehicle drive away with her car, a 2011 Mitsubishi Endeavor, hooked on the back.

Empathy, practicality dictate problem-solving

Ann Fitzmaurice • April 10, 2018

When the news of the Parkland shooting broke, a swarm of support came rushing through social media. Some took to Twitter, expressing how such a tragedy should not have happened once again in the United States. Others brought their sympathy to Instagram, sending their thoughts to the victims and their families.