Where do you get your clothes from? And how much money do you end up spending on your wardrobe? In this episode of Spoon Hands, hosts Maya Smith and Paige Baines talk about why they choose to shop at second...
In the fourth episode of Spoon Hands, hosts Maya Smith and Paige Baines reveal celebrities you might not have known were Canadian, along with fun facts and jokes about Canada.
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The consistent and proper use of pronouns can begin to create a more accepting world for those who identify with different genders than assigned at birth.
Disclaimer: This episode contains stories discussing death and gore that may be frightening to some.
In the third episode of Spoon Hands, hosts Maya Smith and Paige Baines discuss their greatest fears,...
Most families have traditions. Whether it be a small party or large generational event, they have something that they do together. In my family, we make sandbakkels.
Sandbakkels are a Norweigen cookie...
In the second episode of Spoon Hands, hosts Maya Smith and Paige Baines discuss the Twilight Saga, including whether or not you should watch it, and what makes someone love it or hate it.
To listen,...
The Oscar-winning film “Jojo Rabbit,” written and directed by Taika Waititi, is one of those movies where I feel as though I could sit down and watch it over and over, and always pick up on a new joke...
In the very first full episode of Spoon Hands, hosts Maya Smith and Paige Baines talk about the addictive nature of Dutch Bros Rebels and coffee.
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Get excited for the debut of The Falconer’s new podcast, Spoon Hands, hosted by editors Paige Baines and Maya Smith.
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This year’s annual Christmas Drive is going to look a little different.
Typically, students participate in the drive with their Falcon Formation class, buying and wrapping gifts for children in...
After many long days at the library sending numerous resumes into the deep job void and hearing nothing but silence, Mr. Paul Dreisbach was starting to lose hope in the idea of being an English teacher...
Junior Dom Burkhart may be taking five AP and honors classes, but that doesn't stop him from getting outside.
Burkhart grew up being active in nature with his family. No matter if it's mountain biking...
After the death of George Floyd, and as the Black Lives Matter movement grew throughout the country, La Salle alumni Natalie Sharp ‘20 and Mollie Kuffner ‘20 wondered how they could contribute in their...
Senior Lindsay Drango spent two years on the sidelines due to injuries, but that didn’t stop her from pursuing her athletic dreams and committing to Whitman College in eastern Washington to play basketball...
If you grew up in the early 2000s, then you probably remember the sound of Raven-Symoné or Hillary Duff on your TV reminding you that you were watching Disney Channel.
With the quarantine due to COVID-19...
Rating: G
Aired March 9, 2001
In this movie, junior high basketball star Kyle Johnson finds out that he came from a family of leprechauns, then starts to become a leprechaun himself after someone...
Rating: PG
Aired October 17th, 1998.
“Halloweentown” is about a girl named Marnie. When she and her siblings follow their grandma to her hometown, Halloweentown, they are met with a surprise...
Rating: G
Aired Jan. 23, 1999
“Zenon, Girl of the 21st Century” is about a young girl named Zenon who lives with her family on a space station that mysteriously starts to malfunction. But when...
Rating: G
Aired March 18, 2000
In this film, after the West Appleton Middle School’s basketball game ends in a tie, the most popular kid in school, Todd McLemore, has to band together with a small...
Rating: PG
Aired June 8, 2001
In this movie, Jett is a teen actor considering quitting his TV show, “Silverstone.” While filming the last episode, he gets sucked into the fictional world of Silverstone...
For me, an endless stream of Digital Learning Days (DLDs) seems like a strange dream, one where you’re not quite sure if you are asleep or awake. But for some, this is what they’ve always wanted. After...
With the steady progression of Digital Learning Days on the horizon, it can be difficult to maintain motivation to get through hours of school work. Due to the distractions within our homes, such as easily...
Junior Molly Jenne is the definition of a hard worker.
With a constantly full schedule, it might seem impossible for her to keep her 4.357 GPA from this semester standing strong, but somehow she does....
Put yourself in this moment: It's the beginning of May, freshman year. You’ve been training all season for this one match that will either bring you to the state finals, or stop you cold in your tracks.
Everything...
