By: Emma Zeller Cultural representation is vital to every community. It offers to broaden our perspectives through the sharing of past experiences, learning about different ethnicities, and of course, food. At Cookies, Cakes, and Jews, they market countless remarkable Jewish dishes to the Jenks community. Prior to opening Cookies, Cakes, and Jews, co-owner Jimmy Darnell... Continue Reading →
A Simplified History: The Events That Led up to Russia Invading Ukraine
By Emma Zeller Within the past two months, it has been impossible not to hear about the current humanitarian crisis in Ukraine. Whether you pay attention to television or Twitter, everyone is talking. As a high school student, it is tough to figure out what is going on, and why it is happening. This is... Continue Reading →
Tulsa’s Artistic Underground: First Friday Art Crawl
By: Emma Zeller On the first Friday of each month, downtown Tulsa comes alive with color, art, and most importantly, the talented people who create it. For Tulsa’s Art Crawl, countless museums and galleries offer free or reduced admission. What started as fifty people grew into a well-known event that Tulsa has come to love.... Continue Reading →
2022 Predictions: What’s Gonna Happen?
By: Emma Zeller 2022 is here, and it’s already buzzing with new innovations, events, and trends. Whether it’s the clothes and gossip, or movie releases and world news, a lot will change this year. Take a look at some of the most probable predictions for 2022. Fashion Trends In the last five years we’ve seen... Continue Reading →
Holiday Recipes
By: Emma Zeller As Christmas approaches, so does the work that comes with it. One of the biggest and most stressful parts of the holiday season is meal preparation. As high school students, we are unbothered by the cooking because most of us rarely assist with the process. However, helping with the preparation of holiday... Continue Reading →
Classic Literature: Good or Not?
By: Emma Zeller Classic literature- the stories and ideas that have influenced our world for centuries- are they actually good? I read and reviewed the most common classics to read in high school so you can find the one that fits you best. Especially now, our surroundings are often chaotic and our schedules are crammed.... Continue Reading →
The E and M Show: Episode 2
By: Matty Mooney and Emma Zeller The modeling industry can be glitz and glamour. However, models are surrounded by prejudice from people outside of the entertainment industry. We ask ourselves, are these prejudgements accurate? Jenks Senior Grace Phelps, has stepped into the spotlight since age twelve. In our second episode, she gives insight into her... Continue Reading →
Trojans Read The Way: A Movement of Literacy Accessibility
By: Emma Zeller The importance of literacy spans far beyond the ability to read or write, it defines the way we interact and communicate with the world around us. Access to these educational resources has a crucial impact on the future of students both inside and outside the classroom. Books, and access to them, is... Continue Reading →
Staying In Dress Code During In-Class Education
By: Emma Zeller Each day as students are getting ready for school, something is running through their minds: the dress code. Dress codes ensure that students stay modest in class, updating frequently to better mandate the styles. Recently, Jenks updated its dress code. The school consulted different groups of students at JHS that made up... Continue Reading →
Making Music at Tulsa Tech
By: Emma Zeller In our age of education, there are more opportunities offered to students in the classroom than ever before. Countless schools are creating specialized programs in order to hone the talents of students. Tulsa Tech is a great place to find these courses. Sarah N'genda, 11, is a talented singer and aspiring musician... Continue Reading →