Articles by Kaise Dualeh

Freedom vs. Stone Bridge: A Final Farewell

The final boys varsity soccer game at Olsen Stadium was one to remember as the team said farewell to seniors Brody Campbell, Sheridan Dineen, Aidan Gray, Noah Gorman, Jack Nordstrom and Daniel Zimmerman. All of…




Why being the do-it-all student isn’t worth it

With college admissions season slowly approaching, it can be easy to assume that someone who seems to be involved in every club in school is doing the right thing. In my freshmen and sophomore years,…


Spirt Week Day 5: Pep Rally

On the final day of spirit week, the gym bleachers were filled with people dressed in an array of neon colors, eager to see if their class would be able to capture the spirit week….


Unified Sports plays first basketball game

On Wednesday, Jan. 16, Freedom’s Unified Sports program participated in its first mini basketball game of the Unified basketball season. The event garnered an enthusiastic crowd, eager to see the athletes put out so much…


The secret to productivity: not working?

We have all been there. The assignment is due at 11:59 p.m., yet we stare for hours at an empty Google doc until 11:10 p.m. rolls around. Then we are in the zone. Words start…



Should affirmative action still exist?

Affirmative action has long been a divisive issue, so let me spare both of us some time by not going through its history. The root of the issue that has sparked debate lies in the…


One last time – Senior Night football game

Freedom’s final home game of the season meant there was lots of energy in Eric J. Olsen Memorial Stadium Friday, Oct 19. Students dressed in pink lined the rows of the bleachers to cheer on…


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