Ethel Rawn
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Ethel Rawn is a Junior and editor of The Register. They primarily cover stories about school and local culture, while expressing their own interests. Ethel is on the first editors staff for the revamped Register, and enjoys helping staff (and themself) to become better writers. They are the co-president of the Young Democrats, assistant design editor for the literary magazine, vice president of the Social Studies Honors Society, and an avid reader of philosophy.
Fun fact: Ethel spent over a year studying Immanuel Kant's Critique of Pure Reason
Latest Works
What's Up With Earth Week? How the City Helps the Planet!
Earth Day reminds us to do our environmental part, and the city's Earth Week makes that even easier. Read to learn more about what you can do for the environment!
How You Can Live More Sustainably (It’s Easier Than You Think)!
Care about the environment? Here are a few simple ways to help!
New Beatles Biopics Stir Controversy: Should Producers Just 'Let it Be?'
Sam Mendes' new 4-part biopic movies are an ambitious step for the Beatles, but fans are cautious about its future.
The Best Spots to Study in Fayetteville
Spring Break means study season for students of FHS. Here are our picks for the best places to study in Fayetteville.
FHS Musician Spotlight: Alternative Rock Band Charcoal Roach
Taking a closer look at one of FHS' best student-led rock bands.
State of the City Address: What Happened in Fayetteville's 2025?
During an annual event, Mayor Molly Rawn talked about the developments in the city during 2025 and presented information about the upcoming city bond project.
Inside Fayetteville High School's Anti-ICE Walkout
On February 2nd, a student-led walkout protesting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) took students to the intersection of M.L.K. Blvd and Stadium Dr.
Young Democrats: Rags to Riches
Last year, Young Democrats was empty, but now it's the largest political club at the school. What changed, and how can we learn from its success?
A History of Knowledge: What is the Value of Poetry?
Poetry is a strong form of creative expression, but why is that? The answer dates back to the beginning of philosophy.
Spotlighting a couple of special second-hand vintage stores around Fayetteville, here are recommendations of places to shop and their unique characteristics.
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