Opinion – The Blue & Gold

A Defense of Greta Thunberg, From a Fellow 16-Year-Old

October 21, 2019

Copyright, Lawsuits, and the Death of Music as We Know It

September 30, 2019

Hey Chamblee, Where Did the ‘A’ in STEAM Go?

September 26, 2019

What Are You Doing in My Swamp: Protecting the Okefenokee

September 9, 2019

Licensed to Cry: My Driving Journey

September 6, 2019

This Week in Braves Baseball from Someone Who Doesn’t Care

September 5, 2019

Powell’s City of Books: Portland’s Favorite Hotspot and What We Can Learn From It

September 4, 2019

What I Got Wrong About College

May 20, 2019

Weyes Blood’s “Titanic Rising” Showcases Rising Indie Force

Ethan Rotnem, Editor-in-chief

May 16, 2019

Pennsylvania native Natalie Mering, known professionally as Weyes Blood, is anything but a household name. However, the classic rock melodies scattered throughout her newest album, “Titanic Rising,” may make many wonder why this u...

Thank You Chamblee

Yammile Garcia

May 15, 2019

I remember sitting in my literature class. It was a normal day just like every other day, students doing their work, others complaining about it and teachers from all over the building going on with their lesson plans. It was...

AP Exams. Good or Bad?

Sophie Maxwell, Staff writer

May 14, 2019

AP exams. The time of year high school students constantly dread. They have worked all year in a class, and now they must show how much they have learned by taking a test. Last year I had one AP class: AP Human Geography. This is consid...

Why Christian Borle Means So Much to Me

Maya Torres, Staff writer

May 14, 2019

I’m not going to lie here, I’ve written some pretty iconic opinion pieces this year. From my 1,000-word Legally Blonde editorial to my piece explaining why playing Papa’s Freezeria is more important than my education, I’ve d...