The Quill, Vol. 62, No. 3, Published Wed., Dec 17, 2025

Start your holiday season off catching up with what's new at Cooper High School! The third issue of the school year was published on December 17. Learn what's new at the Coop!

• Cover: Fallout felt locally during US Shutdown
• Cover: Foods students engage in cupcake competition
• Cover: Holiday celebrations abound as 2025 nears its end
• NEWS: Peterson becomes new yearbook advisor, pg 2
• NEWS: Hawk seniors starting search for scholarships, pg 2
• NEWS: Cooper's nurse EA helps keep students healthy, pg 2
• OPINION: Getting involved is key to community, pg 3
• OPINION: Federal ICE raids are clear assault on all Americans, pg 3
• OPINION: HLL gives students a welcome chance to reset, pg 3
• OPINION: Advisory is a valuable part of Cooper's weekly schedule, pg 3
• OPINION: Students need to clean up hallway trash, pg 4
• OPINION: Change in season means students should alter attire, pg 4
• OPINION: Daylight Savings Time offers more upsides than downsides, pg 4
• OPINION: Pepfests are a critical part of bringing students together, pg 4
• VARIETY: Woo's Tomorrow a gangster classic, pg 5
• VARIETY: Ratatouille is a modern masterpiece worth revisiting, pg 5
• VARIETY: Molitor guides Hawks to success, pg 6
• VARIETY: Band musicians put on winter show, pg 6
• VARIETY: Premier Performers, pg 6
• VARIETY: Lakeyah single "Too Much" still resonates, pg 6
• VARIETY: Bugonia is a scathing social satire, pg 7
• VARIETY: Fans of indie horror games should check out MiSide, pg 7
• SPORTS: Weight program helps Hawks, pg 8
• SPORTS: Cooper Competitors, pg 8

You can read the new issue HERE. 

And you may have missed our publishing announcement of issue 2 on November 26. You can catch up and read that issue HERE.