By: Abigail Chow Lilian Mellor, (11), is a black belt, National Taekwondo Champion, and a girl with a wicked nickname. Mellor was testing to earn her first-degree black belt in August when she broke her toe. The injury may have stopped many people from competing, but not Mellor. “For the first board, I did a... Continue Reading →
In Defense of Self-Defense
By Kendall Webber “Self-defense is also a mindset: being aware of your surroundings, making eye contact with people around you, etc. You should avoid getting into a situation that requires you to defend yourself if you can,” said Amy Schepers, a Jenks High School teacher. Not only does Schepers teach AP Biology, she also takes... Continue Reading →