By Kyle McBeth Bulldog News There comes a time in everyone’s life when they amount to something greater than they could have ever imagined.
By Nehe-Miah Scarborough The Howler Her hair fell on the sixth visit.
By Kendall McIntyre Staff Writer Students at Renaissance have taken their finals, and are ready to enjoy their summer vacations.
By Desmond Johnson Staff Writer One would think that during final exam week, teachers would not give extra assignments that could “overload” or stress a student out further during final exam week, but they do. “This is just too much work,” said junior Nia Little.
By Rae Evans Staff writer The Retro 11’s “Georgetowns” released on Saturday, April 11 for $170.
Our former editors, Ariana Taylor and Angelica Euseary will graduate and become Renaissance Alumni on June 8.
By Kaleb Oates Staff Writer As the conclusion of my high school career draws near, I now take the time to reflect on some of the awesome experiences Detroit Public Schools system has offered me.
It is a bittersweet moment as I put together stories for my last issue of FreepHigh.
Detroit has always been known for its grit, similar to major cities, such as Chicago and New York.
By Isis Givans and Sharneisha Morris Staff Writers Lately in society there has been an excessive amount of controversy and racial tension between African American and Caucasian communities.
Most teens in the city of Detroit wake up every morning around 6:15 and get ready for school, a place where most students dread. School should be a place where teens are excited to come to everyday.
As junior year is winding down, it’s time to get myself prepared for my future as a senior.
By Wesley Mulligan Staff Writer Creating, planning, brainstorming are all gifts that lie within humans, but not everyone embodies the art of applying the gift of “creating.” Life is what you make it, teachers can’t teach you everything, and neither can your parents.
By Dajae’ Everette Staff Writer As the year winds down, and a speedy year it was, I can’t seem but sit and reflect about the years that I’ve spent as a CMA student. I have been here ever since the ninth grade and have experienced some of the greatest times in my life.
By Gabrielle Ford and Grace Dorsey-Burwell Staff Writers On the first day of school this year we seniors felt excited walking in the door counting down the days to graduation.
As my senior year is coming to a close, I have realized that my four years at Cass Tech were truly a blessing.
I didn’t know journalism could take me this far. It isn’t just an elective to me, it’s a lifestyle.
By Arianna Smith Staff Writer The Punch Bowl Social restaurant attracted quite a bit of attention when it opened up in Downtown Detroit.
Diagnostic staffers share their favorite memories of the last four years. Robert Belew “My favorite memory was the year end picnic my 10th grade year when we dumped the teachers into the dunk tank.” Tristan Shaver “My favorite memory was the first open mic session of ‘Pass the Mic.’ It was my first and probably my best performance and it was nice seeing everyone else perform.” Jackeitha Roberson “My favorite memory was when I went on a trip to Kalahari with my friends for spring break.
Being accepted to Morehouse College is thus far my greatest accomplishment, but I have to say I’m pretty terrified of starting my first year of college in Georgia, far away from all my family. No matter how excited I get about leaving for college I find myself struck with getting homesick.
