Seventeen years ago, there was a disturbance in the cosmic forces of the universe. No, it was not because of some catastrophic event that changed the balance of the earth, but, rather, it was the birth of what can only be classified as a superhuman. That superhuman would come to be called Sarah Baker (aka one of the most intriguing journalists of all-time). But Baker’s journey starts way before she revealed herself to the world as a, not only phenomenal, but captivating journalist. It is clear that Baker’s ability to write stems from her passion from superhuman people, those who show their dedication to saving mankind. She finds the most connection to Captain America, not just because of his dashing good looks and fabulously, toned body, but admires him because of the way he is the epitome of leadership and bravery. By finding a way to channel this ability to lead others, Baker has become an integral part of not only the Etched in Stone staff, but of Fossil Ridge High School as a whole. But it is not by Baker’s own power and ability that she has learned the art of leadership, but through her mom, who has taught her what it means to love other people. Claiming the authority of good over evil, Baker is a radiant young woman who finds herself on the brink of self-discovery and ultimate awesomeness.