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After graduation this Monday, Piper Pinnetti plans to attend Wichita State University to major in journalism.

Peace Out, Maize South

Piper Pinnetti, Editor-In-Chief
May 20, 2021
According to the Sedgwick County COVID-19 tracker, the numbers from April to May are nearly identical for average cases per day and the 7-day rolling average, suggesting that COVID-19 cases are stabilizing around the Wichita area.

Maize South Student Body Against Wearing Masks During Important May Events

Piper Pinnetti, Editor-In-Chief
May 13, 2021
Two days after the final state announcements on Monday, May 3 the Bullseye staff made a trip to coffee house and bakery MOXI Junction to celebrate their victory. For the first time in over a year, MOXI Junction opened their doors again to welcome customers in after COVID-19 effected the community.

Bullseye Staff Earns 5th Place Finish at 2021 KSPA State Contest

Piper Pinnetti, Bullseye Editor-in-Chief
May 5, 2021
David Hickerson and David Nash discuss the upcoming changes in the school district in the Maize South hallway during EnCor. Hickerson established MavTime to give students an additional relaxed period during their day, which has been reverted back into EnCor to fit the COVID-19 precautions. Teri Larson, an English teacher at Maize South, said

Maize South High Principal To Retire After 36 Years In Education

Piper Pinnetti, Bullseye Editor-In-Chief
April 27, 2021
For $10 dollars, a Tulip Painting Kit Is available to purchase. The kit comes with supplies such as an easel, paints, brushes, a palette, and a blank canvas.

Gallery-Botanica’s Tulip Festival-Saturday, April 17

Piper Pinnetti, Editor-In-Chief
April 22, 2021
From left to right, Hunter Niemann, Keith Niemann, and Braden Niemann for a photo while in their firefighting gear.

A (Fire)truck Load of Good Memories

Piper Pinnetti, Editor-In-Chief
April 21, 2021
Throughout Nashville, you can spot teens and young adults posing for Instagram worthy photos. The city is filled with hidden gems such as the wall above, others on the sides of buildings and some shopping places feature these colorful and vibrant backdrops to get more visitors in their doors.

Trekking Through Tennessee-Road Tripping For Your Next Travel Getaway

Piper Pinnetti, Bullseye Editor-in-Chief
March 9, 2021
My typical opening shift begins with portioning marinara cups for the breadsticks, folding boxes, washing dishes, while setting up and running our

My Experience of Going Back to School Full Time While Becoming a Manager in Training

Piper Pinnetti, Bullseye Editor-In-Chief
February 28, 2021
Counselor Lyndsey Brown shoots her role in the “Welcome to Maize South” promotional video created by OneMa1ze Broadcasting students to welcome new and all students to the administration and counseling team at MSHS. The video is set to release later in February for all Maverick students during enrollment time for 2021-2022 classes.

Maize South Counselor Brings Home 2021 Counselor of the Year Award

Piper Pinnetti, Bullseye Editor-in-Chief
February 5, 2021
Senior Dakota Crane anchors for The OneMa1ze Broadcasting team for the 2020 Halloween episode. The OneMa1ze Show earned an All-Kansas award with Crane as a lead anchor for the show last school year.

2021 Early Graduating Seniors: Peace Out Maize South

Piper Pinnetti, Editor-In-Chief
January 19, 2021
Surpise friends and family with adorable earrings hanging on the tree. These banana slice earrings cost $25.50 before tax and shipping from Slices of Citrus boutique in Denver, CO.

The Juiciest Jewelry Brand: Slices of Citrus

Piper Pinnetti, Editor-In-Chief
December 22, 2020

Funschelle Feels Fulfillment In Journalism Industry

Piper Pinnetti, Editor-In-Chief
December 11, 2020
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