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Cheating Students are Thriving. Honest Students are Suffering.

Anonymous • February 10, 2021

After a particularly grueling test in my AP science class, I was shocked to hear my teacher announce that the exam scores were great. I texted my friend in confusion and she was equally surprised. Granted,...

New Year’s resolutions done right

Nadia Johst • January 29, 2021

The tradition of New Year’s resolutions was created in order to bring focus to a specific goal that we would like to work towards over the duration of the new year. New Year’s resolutions have been...

Top Conspiracy Theories of 2020

Ella Thacher, Writer • January 20, 2021

January 2020 welcomed us with not only the looming threat of COVID-19 but also brought along taped together scientific “facts” concerning the effect of so-called 5G radiation and its relationship...

Sci-Fi Zodiac

Who's YOUR sci-fi zodiac twin?

Phoenix Potts, Writer • December 11, 2020

Astrology is a fun way to gain insight into our personalities and understand one another better. The “science” behind astrology is based off of the positioning of the stars in space. Astrology can...

More Than Sympathy

The Rogue News Staff takes a stand against racism in our community

December 3, 2020

The Ashland community is dealing with an immeasurable loss of life recently with the fatal shooting of Aidan Ellison, a former student at Ashland High School, on November 23. Aidan was shot once in the...

Donald Trump: A Baby without His Binky

Editorial By Ella Thacher

Ella Thacher • November 24, 2020

The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of The Rogue News staff or of Ashland High School. Trump is...

The Devastating Effects of Global Warming

Whats Happening and Why

Leila Bunker, Writer • November 16, 2020

Our Earth is in danger that could be potentially devastating. Global warming has caused the surface temperature of the global surface to rise 1.6 degrees Fahrenheit, according to NASA’s Earth Observatory....

Time to Fight for Rights

Parker Collins • December 6, 2019

Each pregnancy is as unique as the woman who becomes pregnant. Pregnancy can be a joyous occurrence or a crisis depending on the life of the individual. However, decisions about the direction the woman...

Rogue Climate Action

Youth Go to San Francisco

Lily Valenta • January 14, 2019

On Saturday, September 8th, over 30,000 people from around the world marched in San Francisco as part of a worldwide demonstration for the Rise for Climate, Jobs, and Justice Campaign, just days...

Inspiration from Literature III

Sequoia Snogren-McGinnis • January 7, 2019

Inspiration: “I thought the most beautiful thing in the world must be shadow, the million moving shapes and cul-de-sacks of shadow. There was shadow in bureau drawers and closets and suitcases,...

Jack Duggan on Honoring Veterans

An interview with speaker Jack Duggan

Ayla Foust • January 6, 2019

Veterans Day is celebrated as a national holiday in honor and remembrance of anyone who has served, or is currently serving in any branch of the United States Armed Forces. It is a holiday primarily thought...

Views on Vouchers

Lara Rivera • January 4, 2019

The school vouchers that are available in 14 states and the District of Columbia allow parents to choose the school their children will attend using public funds. Vouchers redistribute funds typically...