With the 77th Golden Globe Awards being a hot topic among some of the most recent Hollywood news, Timber Creek Talon reporters are taking time to review the winners of these prestigious trophies and answering the question, did they truly deserve the award?
For these upperclassmen, life after graduation holds many exciting promises and opportunities.
Throughout their lives, kids have one common question that they are asked by their peers, whether they are other kids, or adults: “What do you want to be when you grow up?”
Every student has their favorite subject, whether it’s due to an inspiring teacher, interesting subject, or general atmosphere of belonging. So for the last few weeks, Talon has been working to collect stories from students and teachers in multiple departments on campus about some of their favorites — and why.
In the midst of so many options, it can feel like there are a lot of extracurriculars that tend to get overlooked. One of the most prominent examples of this is the Speech and Debate Team.
Timber Creek’s science department stands out among all other courses due to the genuine dedication to their subject, and the student body is very passionate about their appreciation for this subject and group of educators.
The English teachers on campus are always looking to change the curriculum to better suit the learning needs of students. Whether it be film making, storytelling, or creative writing, our educators are always looking to show us how enjoyable English can be.
Timber Creek’s social studies educators have worked tirelessly to ensure that their students are equipped with the knowledge and tools to leave this world better than they found it. They deserve to be celebrated for their work because without them, so many students would not know what it’s like to want to change the world.
The general consensus is that football receives the most payment of any sport in the school. While I cannot confirm or deny this, I do know one thing: based on our geographic location, this makes sense.
Completing classwork, watching YouTube or accessing social media, and even contacting friends are nearly impossible due to the blanket security filter that the school wifi has.