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Two Lies, One Truth: Which Story of Ukiah High’s Past Actually Happened?

Many stories, true and false, circulate all-around online. You know it. We know it. How about we test your ability to discern the real from the fake? In this article, three stories will be briefly told, shortened heavily, but including all the details you need. It will be up to you to look through these tales, and figure out which one is true because only one of them is!

Every Final Destination Death, Reviewed

What if death itself had a plan for you, but you escaped? Nothing good comes next, obviously. In this X-Files episode script-turned horror movie franchise, Final Destination has come out with deaths that have successfully prevented people from driving behind log trucks and getting on tanning beds.

Ukiah High’s Floral Design Finds the Color in a Distanced World

Ukiah High's Floral Design teacher Sara Friedmann notes how creativity had not disappeared. She described going online has morphed Floral Design from hands-on to theory and digital creativity. Friedmann says that “The amount of enthusiasm and detail on virtual designs and projects related to all aspects of the industry is a sight to see”

UHS News Highlights Members of Wildcat Nation’s Goals for 2021

"We all started 2020 very different. Distance learning has become our new normal and freshman have had to adapt to a difficult circumstance. We have all had a hard time with COVID-19 because we cannot see friends or family. But these high schoolers still have goals to reach for the new year and with their spirit we will all try our best to make this year better than the last."

Krampus: The Darker Side of Christmas

Christmas is drawing near at an alarming rate. While we’re typically used to cheery imagery surrounding the holiday season, but not everything is so happy about this holiday. Central to Christmas’s dark side is the Central European figure of folklore, Krampus.

Op-Ed: A Snarky Introvert Celebrates Distance Learning

"While plenty of people yearn for homecoming, crowds, parties, and being with their unnecessarily big friend groups (you heard me), there are a large number of people who were overjoyed to know that they no longer had to be dragged into unwanted social interactions like the pre-Covid world was swarming with. How do I know? Because I am one of those people. Now, sit down, because I know more about this topic than you extroverted plebs"