Content Warning: Excessive violence and murder Mayor Phillip D. Jones of Newport News would havenever believed a six-year-old boy would shoot histeacher. On January 6…
The Tattler
The Epidemic of Internet Incel Culture and Andrew Tate
Over the past twenty years, as technology has developed,the way we communicate has drastically changed.Today, someone could become famous from somethingas insignificant as a Tweet…
The Pros of Procrastination
When looking for advice on studying for a test, you’lloften come across the advice of “don’t procrastinate.”Studying consistently is considered to be better thancramming the…
Why You Should Try Drinking More Plain Water
Ever feel tired, drained, or disorientated? Stayed up a littletoo late finishing homework? Do you need an easy boost ofenergy or to refresh your mind?…
Controversial Takes: The Labeling of IHS Multi-stalled Bathrooms
Construction projects in the G building bathrooms have been ongoing since the beginning of the year. It was previously decidedupon by the district that the…
New Year’s Resolutions: Hated but Actually Quite Beautiful
Content Warning: Mentions of eating disorders and weight loss I have personally always been a big fan of New Year’s resolutions. Maybe it isn’t particularly…
Learning to Cope With Regret: A Chance at a Better Life
I’ll be the first person to tell you I’ve made horrible decisions. If I made a list of all the terrible things I’ve done throughout…
Check Your Source: The Origin of … Ripped Jeans
Growing up, my grandmother was always against rippedjeans, so much so that to this day, I can’t stand the textureand avoid buying pre-ripped jeans as…
The Kindness of Strangers
I checked the weather forecast at around eight in the morning onDecember 23 for updates on the blizzard that would be hittingwestern New York sometime…
From the Archives: Excerpts from The Tattler Issues of Yesteryear
I’ve been a long-time enjoyer of history, so working in the archives lets me see anew the storied halls of IHS straight from the students…
Tourism’s Problematic History By Caedmon Sethupathy It is difficult to set a start date for tourism in large part because it is such an ambiguous…
Local Artist Feature: Nicholas Carbonaro
Nicholas Carbonaro, an IHS Library Clerk, is a local visualartist specializing in theatrical arts, mixed media fine art,and cosmetology. I recently had the opportunity to…
Non-Western Artist Feature: Filmmaker Enah Johnscott
One of the artistic fields most dominated by white men isfilmmaking, specifically directing. However, Cameroonianmovie director and producer, Enah Johnscott, is takingstepssteps to change that.Born…
A Kick-Ass Saturday in Your Forties: Documentation, Appreciation, and Reflection
Maybe you’ve come across one of his videos whilescrolling TikTok—I know that I can hardly open myphone without seeing yet another one pop up. Morethan…
M3GAN: Just Another One of Those AI Horror Films
I love horror movies—in the last year, horror has probablybecome my most watched genre. However, a good horrorstory can be hard to come by. Often,…
An Ode to Football
We hover around the television,Eyes glued to some small figure running, ducking, swerving.His body is smashed in one hundred different directionsBut he keeps his shoulder…
How Qatar Distracted You: The Problem with Sportswashing
The year was 2010. In a large meeting room, some of theworld’s most important faces in soccer gathered for theannouncement of the 2018 and 2022…
Argentina and the World Cup: A Recap
On December 18, 2022, the world cup concluded onQatar’s National Day. Qatar is a Gulf country on theArabian peninsula. Many people have considered this finalmatch…
Cassiopeia
I used to look up at the stars with you,And in them, see your eyes.I memorized the constellations that you likedbut now I can’t recall…
Dustpan
she was always quite good at sweepingbringing all out into the openbrushing the hidden things into pilesuntil they were captive in the stark white dustpan…
Persona of the Month: Worm on a Rainy Day
Persona poetry tells a story through the voice of a characterother than the author. For this month, the poem is told from theperspective of a…
A Poem for Charlotte
Dedicated to Charlotte Bonassar (1937-2022) It’s hard to think about—How the world keeps goingWhen you’re not in it You had faith and I didn’tAnd now…
Monkey King
I am the King of Monkeys,Sun Wukong is my name.Don’t call me ordinary,I’m far from it.I was born from rock,but I’m a ball of energy.…
The Girl, the Dragon, and the Bird
There was a girl who lived in the sky.Her family was the dragon with sparkling scales and the birdwith ink pools for eyes. During the…
His Crime
I used to carry with me all the scarsHe forced uponand covered up.It’s like he’s proud of every slash he made‘cause scars don’t burn when…
Futility
They say ‘all the world’s a stage,’So what are we, then?When we walk so briefly on this earth,Do we too walk in the lights of…
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