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Fall TV Preview

By Jake Smith, Assistant Editor-in-chief • September 25, 2014

The best time of the year in television is upon us - Fall Premier Season. TV’s least forgiving, most interesting month has kicked off. There are dozens of shows premiering in these few short weeks, and...

66th Annual Primetime Emmy’s in Review

By Kerrie DeFelice, Reporter • September 10, 2014

Monday, August 25th was television's biggest night on at the 66th Annual Primetime Emmy's. The biggest names in Hollywood glammed up and headed over to the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles, California to...

As Above, So Below is an Unlikely Success

By Jake Smith, Assistant Editor-in-chief • September 9, 2014

Under the sprawl of Paris is the catacombs, the final resting place of 6 million people. Surprisingly, not many movies have used this actual place as a backdrop. As Above, So Below fills that gap, set...

What Made the VMAs so Enjoyable this Year?

By Jake Smith, Assistant Editor-in-chief • September 4, 2014

The Video Music Awards is the most confusing award show on television. MTV, the network that broadcasts the show, hasn't aired a primetime music video in decades, and doesn't even make an exception...

2014-2015 Courier News Staff

By Luke Bond • September 3, 2014

The news staff from last year, determined to have an open link to The Courier website, spoke in front of the school board and succeeded in their relentless pursuit to give The Courier a public link, instead...

Song of the Summer 2014

By Jake Smith, Assistant Editor-in-chief • May 25, 2014

Right now, we are reaching pop’s most outrageous and overdone part of the year: Song of the Summer time. Every year for the last few decades, one or two songs have dominated radio, and now Spotify, iTunes,...

Jameis Winston gets ‘crabby’

By Luke Bond • May 18, 2014

Florida State quarterback and 2013 Heisman winner Jameis Winston has been in the news numerous times involving scandals these last few years. In July of 2013, Winston was visiting a Florida Burger King...

The Miami Heat will not win a championship this season

By Luke Bond • May 18, 2014

The Miami Heat are looking to win their third straight NBA championship this season, but will fail. LeBron James and the Heat defeated the Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday night, with a score of 96-94, nearly...

Manzeil finally gets drafted

By Collin Riley • May 16, 2014

This year’s draft, on May 8, had some of the most talented players coming out of college. For the first time, a running back was not drafted until the third round, but the biggest shock of...

Art galore at annual art fair

By Caitlin Garrett • May 13, 2014

Tomorrow is the annual Arts and Technology Fair, held in the main gym from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. after school; its goal is to show off many students' hard work from traditional art, digital art, metal,...

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