Next Monday come dressed up in your costumes! All you need to do to enter the contest is take a picture of you and your friends in costume on Ukiah High campus.
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!
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.
"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"
Most animals are unanimously loved. Some are just terrifying. Of course, that leads to yet another list that can lead to your gut twisting like a thousand worms. So sit back, but get a little closer to the edge, and prepare yourself for some awful animal facts.
If there’s one thing people love, it’s sleeping. The problem is, once your mind slips out of the seams of reality and into a dream, it can get much worse. Prepare to wish you never read this article as we dive headfirst into dark facts about what was once a safe haven. There is no escape now.
"To continue down that path, the dust that would collect on coffee tables, windowsills, or picture frames is made up largely of skin. Enjoy cleaning up your dead scraps of epidermis."