1st Place, Human Interest Feature2025-26, Division 1, News WritingBy Annabella MiThe EmeryAnn Arbor Huron HS “‘I can see it in your stomach,’” junior Sarah Xu said. “‘You’re so bloated.’ She would go to my mom and she would say, ‘Sarah has to stop …
From teacher to student to back again: meet Ms. Brooks
1st Place, Human Interest Feature2024-25, Division MS, News Writing By Medha Sangi & Aeda BaangThe Cougar Star Clague MS When teacher Chelsea Brooks graduated from Pioneer High School as a first-generation student, she faced challenges that …
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Learning to teach
1st Place, Human Interest Feature2023-24, Division 3, News Writing By Maggie LocricchioScriptorWylie E. Groves HS “What do you want to be when you grow up?” A question that is as intimidating as it is exciting. A question that causes anxiety …
Campus dogs light up Upper School experience
1st Place, Human Interest Feature2023-24, Division 4, News Writing By Joanie ApplefieldThe Crane-ClarionCranbrook Kingswood Upper School With only 15 minutes to get to your next class at Kingswood, you see a crowd of students huddled around a …
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Will Banfield has mastered the skill of freezing time
1st Place, Human Interest Feature2023-24, Division 3, News Writing By Sofia Hargis-AcevedoCentral TrendForest Hills Central HS The moment is completely still, completely silent. The sky is a muted blue with the slightest hint of pink peeking …
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BUH! What does the Skyline Boys’ Tennis Team Think About Grunting?
1st Place, Human Interest Feature2023-24, Division 2, News Writing By Sari WooThe Skyline PostSkyline HS Enter the ground of any tennis match and you will hear the satisfying sound of balls being struck, new shoes squeaking, …
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