BY ALEXIS HOSTETTER On October 15, 2021, the 12th installment of the Halloween movie series hit theaters. Despite the movie only getting 39% on Rotten Tomatoes, I thought it was quite good. The iconic Halloween movie series began in 1978 with the original Halloween, followed by Halloween II […]
THS Media caught up with students around campus to discuss their involvement in extra curricular activities.
The Ship of Fools show is back with discussion about pizza, politics, and school.
BY ROSA PRESTON Let’s be honest, we’ve all done it. We all have fallen asleep in class for a variety of reasons. Whether you’re bored, or you’re sitting in a warm room after lunch, it happens. However, it does make you wonder why this happens so often. According […]
BY KAYDEE DWYER Truman’s Speech & Debate team recently participated their first in-person tournament in just under two years. For what seems like forever, COVID has forced many high schools to have strictly online tournaments, which definitely pulled the team in many directions. But now, it was the […]
Senior soccer player Omar Cano is approaching rarified air. The Patriot standout is getting close to eclipsing Truman’s single season goal scoring mark. With several games still remaining plus district games Cano thinks he can add to his impressive 18-goal haul. We sat down and talked with Cano […]
BY ROSA PRESTON Throwing hands, quarreling, wrestling, sparring. No matter what you call it, it all means the same thing: fighting. Whether participating, witnessing, or hearing about a fight, students in any school can say they’ve had an experience with fighting. And at Truman, the word seems to […]
THS Media talked with the Speech and Debate team about their season to this point, and what they expect going forward. The team continues to rack up results at competitions nearly every weekend.
BY MOLLY SLOAN As homecoming approaches, the excitement at Truman is palpable–and for good reason. It’s an excuse to put stress and obligation on the backburner and focus on more interesting things, like asking a date to the dance, planning an outfit, or voting for Homecoming King and […]
BY KAINE ENE At the time of this writing, it’s the Friday before Homecoming. The band of Truman High School, cheerleaders, football players, and all the candidates for Homecoming King/Queen paraded through the anticipating school halls; the cymbals clashed, and the drums vibrated students’ internal organs along the […]
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