By Emily Orman A film camera that requires professional developing seems anything but convenient in today’s world. The United States is living in a constant state of technological growth, where new phones are being released and robots are entering the everyday world. As increasingly complex technology continues to flood the market and become a staple in our lives, there is a 1990’s classic making a … Continue reading Why disposable cameras are rising in popularity

By Ainsley Sutterfield All students wear clothes, (well at least I hope they do), and many of the pieces high school students are wearing were made purely for functionality. Now, they’ve become the latest trends hitting the streets and hallways. Generation Z has embraced clothing pieces for their unique visual qualities rather than the previous practicalities. From overalls made for industrial factories to whitewater sandals, … Continue reading Clothes out of context: the working world’s influence on fashion

By Lucy Jones The 16 year long festival has transformed from a local jamboree to something that brings together all of the film junkies from the Pacific Northwest. Bend Film festival fabricates a platform for local producers to exhibit their arduous films that usher viewers to see outside of the “bubble” of Central Oregon. “If you are an indie film advocate or are just looking … Continue reading Bend Film Festival commands a global spotlight

By Ashlynn Bowles The cold black floor under foot. A galaxy of burning hot lights shining down from the catwalks. The hundreds of sets of eyes, encapsulated by the action on stage.   This is a sensation that senior Isabella (Bella) Torrance relishes.  “The first time you walk on stage and you feel everyone looking at you, is just a really cool feeling. You are out … Continue reading Actress spotlight: Isabella Torrance