Junior Nathan Thorley may seem like just another high school student, quiet and unassuming, but beneath the surface he’s anything but ordinary.
After moving here halfway through his sophomore year,...
Leap year, the extra day that is added to the end of February, is needed to keep the calendar in alignment with the earth’s revolutions around the sun. Then again, the Gregorian calendar has only 365...
From booths to presentations, this year’s Elective Fair, held on February 13 from 6:00-8:00 p.m., attracted numerous students looking for idea for next year’s classes.
Set in the commons, both electives...
Budgets. In elementary school, they consisted of the occasional birthday money from grandma that would be spent within a week on candy and various other Dollar Tree toys.
In middle school, they were...
Senior projects can result in many things, ranging from fixing cars to making video games to getting a job. But few seniors are willing to travel to an impoverished country to help others.
Senior Annie...
Most people dread having to mow and maintain their yards. Since people in the area live more in the country, the plots of land are typically bigger, meaning that yard work is even more of a day killer...
The first of three contests to win an iPod Shuffle, iPod Touch, and an iPad is about to be announced!
The first contest will be a photo caption contest to win an 8GB iPod Shuffle. A cartoon will be...
After last year’s Winter Formal disappointment, which was cancelled due to lack of ticket sales, Student Council has been working hard to make sure this year’s Sadie Hawkins is a hit.
The theme,...
Growing up many of us wear warned to avoid swallowing bubblegum because it will stay in the body’s system for 7 years.
Myth!
The human body is designed to digest in a matter of hours or at the...
