Study abroad programs benefit students in the long run
By Gina Corey, Editor-in-Chief
December 7, 2012
Many students have plans to travel the world after graduation, and now, with college study abroad programs, students are able to travel the world all while getting their college degree. Read More »...
Just don’t do it!
By Mikayla Mayoryk Reporter
November 16, 2012
October 24th was the second code yellow in about two weeks, a drill that was about an hour-long involving police search dogs. Announcing the code yellow to vacate the halls, officers walked police dogs through the school and around the parking lot. Their goal? Find illegal drugs. Read More »...
Student posts on Facebook can do more harm than good
By Reporter Morgan
November 9, 2012
Facebook is well-known to the high school population, and due to the associated maturity level, Facebook has simply gone downhill. Read More »...
The key to a happy relationship
By ANovak
November 9, 2012
When was the last time you heard a couple fighting in the hallways, either that quiet, sarcastic back and forth, or the full on angry yelling and crying kind of fight? Both can probably be seen at least two or three times a day in the hallways. Overhearing this bickering is one thing, but being a...
Go longboard 2012
By Travis Crane, Reporter
November 9, 2012
Longboarding is frowned upon, just like skateboarding, but people don’t understand how much better and unique it is. This relaxing past time has been around since the 1950’s when the skateboard was created. People, who originally skateboard, however, tend to look down upon longboarders. Some...
Seniors, enjoy it while it lasts
By Gina Corey, Editor-in-Chief
November 2, 2012
It seems like just yesterday when my friends and I entered high school. It was a big school with a lot of kids that we didn’t know, but now we have made it to our senior year. As seniors, we should plan to fully enjoy every moment that we have left of our high school life. Read More »...
“More than best friend” blues
By Hailey Page, Assistant Editor
November 2, 2012
The “friend zone” is not just a show on MTV; it’s the horrible phrase used to describe those awkward best friend crushes. It happens to every one at least once, whether it be in Middle school or High school, every guy or girl has had a little more than friend feelings for their best friends. The...
Put more money into academics
By Gina Corey, Editor-in-Chief
October 11, 2012
With the end of senior year fast approaching, many seniors are applying to colleges and are looking for scholarships. Lets face it; most of us aren’t sports stars who will get a full tuition scholarship to play at the school of our choosing. Unfortunately, it seems that we almost have to be a sports...
Staff Ed.: Tolerate others’ beliefs
By Gina Corey, Editor-in-Chief
October 10, 2012
In a diverse school community, students are bound to have differing beliefs and opinions, but this does not mean that we should criticize each others’ views. Every person is different; we all are unique in our own way and think in our own way. Many students conform to what they think others will...
“Toddlers in Tiaras” promotes smoking
By Gina Corey, Editor-in-Chief
September 20, 2012
On a recent episode of “Toddlers and Tiaras,” 4-year-old Destiny Christian donned the stage in a Grease-themed costume, complete with a leather jacket--and a fake cigarette. This prop has sparked a lot of controversy for the TLC show, especially for the toddler’s mom, Lisa Christian. Christian...
Which is your favorite way to stay busy during the 2-week school close?
- Snap friends (37%, 11 Votes)
- Enjoy the outdoors (33%, 10 Votes)
- Read for fun (17%, 5 Votes)
- Exercise indoors (10%, 3 Votes)
- Catch up with family (3%, 1 Votes)
Total Voters: 30
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