The Quill, Vol. 62, No. 6, Published Wed. Mar 25, 2026

Start your spring break off with a little reading of Issue No. 6 of The Quill. Our staff has been putting out a monthly issue all school year and it's starting to wind down. This award-winning newspaper is full of new information about for your enjoyment!

• Cover: Two Juions named ExCEL Award winners
• Cover: HLL approach altered for second semester
• Cover: Distance learning ending for students impacted by ICE
• NEWS: Psychology students conduct experiments, pg 2
• NEWS: Use of AI for classroom work raising concerns, pg 2
• NEWS: Spring brings start of standardized testing season, pg 2
• OPINION: District busing cut for Minneapolis area, pg 3
• OPINION: Month marking Black history an important move, pg 3
• OPINION: Bathroom closures create burden for all Hawks, pg 3
• OPINION: Potential invasion of Taiwan would create even more chaos, pg 3
• OPINION: Impact of ICE surge will be felt for years, pg 4
• OPINION: From the Editors - Ignoring reality of climate change puts us all in peril, pg 4
• OPINION: Technology use in classrooms has benefits, detriments, pg 4
• OPINION: Guidelines need to be developed for proper use of AI, pg 4
• VARIETY: Fans of elevated horror will like The Ritual, pg 5
• VARIETY: Current events help make Moon a must-see film, pg 5
• VARIETY: Memorable performances make Paper Moon a classic, pg 5
• VARIETY: Long-running sitcom The Simpsons has not lost its edge, pg 5
• VARIETY: Pep Band brings energy to games, pg 6
• VARIETY: Premier Performers, pg 6
• VARIETY: Band concert features popular music, pg 6
• VARIETY: Endgame retains its emotional impact, pg 7
• VARIETY: Beautiful Boy translates real-life tale to big screen, pg 7
• VARIETY: Fans of campy television will enjoy Devious Maids, pg 7
• VARIETY: Animated film Strange Magic aims for viewers of all ages, pg 7
• SPORTS: Wolves set sights on postseason, pg 8
• SPORTS: Cooper Competitors, pg 8

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