Fit Can Still Be Fun
Samantha Hooper, Social Media Manager
March 27, 2020
March is National Nutrition Month, but who cares? Well we should, we all know about the food pyramid and why it is important to eat your veggies and drink your milk. Therefore, we don’t think it’s important to pay attention, but what some of you don’t know is that the food pyramid is no longer a...
The Expectation of Perfection
Samantha Hooper, Staff Writer
March 5, 2020
Does the expectation of perfection that teens feel increase Utah’s suicide rate? Suicide: a very scary and uncomfortable topic that doesn’t get talked about enough. According to the Salt Lake Tribune, the suicide rate in Utah decreased by a very small amount. Although some progress is good, in th...
Interview: Roxy Earle
Tyla Jensen, Staff Writer
March 4, 2020
Three years after leaving the world of housewives, Instagram influencer, Roxy Earle, is changing the way the body positivity community is seen. I got the chance to catch up with Roxy Earle, or @luxuriousroxy, as she’s known on Instagram to her 90,000 plus followers, while she was working...
Black History Matters
Sophia Lewis, Staff Writer
February 24, 2020
Remembering black history While many are focused on what they’re going to buy their significant other for Valentine’s Day this February, this article is about a month-long holiday that need not be ignored. February is Black History Month, and while we know about George Washington Carver’s us...
Good for Who?
Hailey Winn, Co-Editor in Chief
February 24, 2020
Drilling for Oil on Native Land in Alaska The word “Trump” has appeared on several news headlines. Just a mention of our President is sure to ignite passions and bring about intense debate. However as a result of this polarization, a majority of the actions that the Trump administration has taken ...
2020’s Roaring New Year’s Resolutions
Jessica Virgin, Staff Writer
February 24, 2020
What you need to know when making a New Year’s Resolution Hey fellow Grizzlies! It’s time to shake last year off and start fresh. As you begin this new semester you might be asking yourself, what can I do differently this year to make it and myself better, and you’re not the only one. New Year’s...
Are Utah Teens Overly Uneducated?
Jenna Milner, News Editor
February 24, 2020
A controversial topic in Utah schools is the topic of sexual education and the lack thereof. Teens are somewhat uninformed of the consequences of sex, especially in Utah where it is usually seen as taboo to discuss. Sexual education in Utah schools is based on abstinence, or waiting until yo...
How to prepare for the ACT
Joselyne Rangel, Staff Writer
February 24, 2020
Tips to prepare for this nationwide test March 3rd is ACT testing for all juniors in high school. There are so many opportunities for you to start preparing for this test right now. Look into all the sites provided for you, pay attention in your core classes which will be preparing you, and...
Winter Drivers Be Warned
Jenna Milner, News Editor
December 31, 2019
Driving in the winter is risky. Such risks include property damage, damaging one’s car, injury, and an increase in car insurance price. In order to remain safe on the roads, The Grizzly Growl staff would like to provide some safety protocols. “One, decrease your speed,” said Ka’Iana Kapele, a driver...
Winter Fashion
Jinda Kumpin, Staff Writer
December 31, 2019
Fall and winter are both cold seasons, but their styles are different. Fall fashion uses a lot of warmer colors and clothes that cover your body more but aren’t as heavy to wear. Winter fashion uses a lot of darker and heavier items, like a heavy wool sweater. A few comfy winter ideas for boys include a ...
Budgeting in Highschool for Life:
Samantha Hooper, Social Media Manager
December 31, 2019
Budgeting is when you set a certain amount of money aside for each thing you need to do. It is an essential practice for people of all ages, from middle school all the way into late adulthood. With that being said, people of all ages could use some tips and motivation to budget. Although budgeting c...
It’s More Than Just the Winter Blues
Jessica Virgin, Managing Editor
December 31, 2019
As the days get shorter and the weather gets colder, getting up for school gets more and more difficult and before you know it, you’re in a slump. This can turn into seasonal depression, which is a depression that begins when the seasons start to change. Usually, this begins in the fall and continue...