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Showdown against the Teachers
Showdown against the Teachers
Art Mason, Photographer • March 11, 2024
Students in Leadership put together a board for the upcoming Fresh Perspectives. The board allowed eighth graders to see their options for future classes with Student Council followed by a presentation-like introduction.
Fresh Perspectives: Advisors and students point of view
Nevaeh Kendrick, Writer/Photographer • February 28, 2024
ChatGPT allows you to ask a question and it would give a response similar to a human being. Other companies have added versions of ChatGPT to their websites, including Google and Bing.
Advancements in Artificial Intelligence have Pros and Cons
Jack Dever, Writer/Photographer • December 12, 2023
Features
The fragrance of fight infected the air during softball's game against Putnam City North on Sept. 26, 2024 Senior Brekyn Mortenesen led her team into battle with the sound of her bat striking the leather ball. The result was a 13-1 victory for Yukon.
Softball: Mind over matter
Noah Hooper, Media Editor • October 21, 2024
The Enligish Department selected books for upcoming years based on students' engagement in past assignments. “I would say if it's a book where I can tell that students aren't into it, the next time an opportunity comes up to select a different book I usually do,” English II teacher Courtney Crauthers said.
Beyond the pages of paper
Brynn Jackson, Writer/Photographer • April 15, 2024
Flinging himself into the air, senior Keaton Cox performs a quick show with the pom team to pump up the south side of the gym before the talent show begins. Cox’s flip started with just a few spins in front of the team and was the ending move to the performance.
Making the most of MILL Week 2024
Zoey VanGordon, Writer/Photographer • March 27, 2024
Arts & Entertainment
Dune: Part Two continues to captivate and expand the epic universe
Dune: Part Two continues to captivate and expand the epic universe
Arturo Esparza Cruz, Writer/Photographer • April 11, 2024
Kung Fu Panda makes long awaited return
Kung Fu Panda makes long awaited return
Arturo Esparza Cruz, Writer/Photographer • March 26, 2024
All the things you can see in the Seussical
All the things you can see in the Seussical
Art Mason, Photographer • March 11, 2024
Opinion
Dune: Part Two continues to captivate and expand the epic universe
Dune: Part Two continues to captivate and expand the epic universe
Arturo Esparza Cruz, Writer/Photographer • April 11, 2024
Sitting in the cafeteria with friends during sixth hour lunch, freshmen Olivia Ward, Klaire Miller and Haylee Romines, spent time on their phones with occasional side conversations. Social media played a role in social settings as it contributed to online conversations and built a barrier when having a face-to-face conversation. (Photo by Carmen Osio Rodriguez)
Social media: Pros and cons
Carmen Osio Rodriguez, Copy Editor • March 26, 2024
Kung Fu Panda makes long awaited return
Kung Fu Panda makes long awaited return
Arturo Esparza Cruz, Writer/Photographer • March 26, 2024
Sports
The fragrance of fight infected the air during softball's game against Putnam City North on Sept. 26, 2024 Senior Brekyn Mortenesen led her team into battle with the sound of her bat striking the leather ball. The result was a 13-1 victory for Yukon.
Softball: Mind over matter
Noah Hooper, Media Editor • October 21, 2024
Roaring into competition with a flag, Senior Carter Creach leads the miller football team out the inflatable to hype up the crowd in attendance.
Expectations and preparations for the 2024-2025 football year
Brenden Adams, Writer/Photographer • September 25, 2024
Showdown against the Teachers
Showdown against the Teachers
Art Mason, Photographer • March 11, 2024
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Taylor Swift, using the true nature of a performer, put on a show for the hit song "You belong with me" at the Eras Tour.
The Eras Tour: Breaking Records
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Magic 104.1 has been the OKC metro's Christmas music station for over 20 years. "It seems like with Christmas music, everyone is happy to hear it, putting them in a good mood," KMGL Programming Director and host Steve O'Brien said.
It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas At Magic 104.1
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Many will debate what folder color is used for what subject for example science is green, math is red, etc. people have their opinions and will stick with them and their reasons. "if you do not follow the unwritten rules of the folder colors you are not ready for high school," sophomore Spencer Rowe said.
The debate about folder colors
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