Blood Drive: It’s Not That Bad!
Brandon Jones, Editor-in-Chief
December 11
Filed under News, Opinion, Showcase
Yesterday was the second time in my life that I have given blood. My first time donating blood, I was extremely nervous. I wasn’t nervous about the idea of a needle, but I was simply nervous because I wasn’t familiar with...
Standing Up to Bullying
Hannah LaSalvia, Guest Opinion Writer
December 11
Filed under Opinion
Bullying is one of the most common things that happens at schools all over the world. Whether it's cyber bullying or just bullying others at school, bullying is never good. According to the U.S. Department of Justice, every...
Danity Kane is BACK!
Mark Holloway, Guest A&E Writer
December 3
Filed under A&E, News, Opinion
"Damaged, damaged, I thought that I should let you know that my heart is damaged and you can blame the one before…" Do you guys remember that memorable chorus from a certain girl group named Danity Kane? Well, I tho...
Zack Cane, Sports Editor
November 23
Filed under News, Opinion, Sports
On October 30, Miami Dolphins offensive tackle Jonathan Martin stormed out of the Dolphins’ training facility after what was described to the media as an “emotional breakdown.” By November 4, Martin had hired lawyers...
Erin Tillery, Social Media Editor
November 20
Filed under News, Opinion, Student Life
Breaking up with your first boyfriend is always tough—but it’s even tougher when you’re a first-year, pre-med college student away from home! In “Anatomy of a Single Girl,” Dominique Baylor is a college student...
What the Holidays Mean to Me
Brandon Jones, Editor-in-Chief
November 6
Filed under News, Opinion, Student Life
During this time of year, when the season is changing, leaves are falling, and temperatures begin to drop, a new kind of energy fills the air. Happiness and joy are the two types of emotions that come to mind when I think of the...
Anthony Maszkiewicz, A&E Editor
October 29
Filed under Opinion, Showcase
“It was right then that I started thinking about Thomas Jefferson on the Declaration of Independence and the part about our right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. And I remember thinking how did he know to put...
Miley Cyrus – Ratchet or Real?
Brittany DiMauro and Sierra Ruedi
October 16
Filed under A&E, News, Opinion, Student Life, Uncategorized
Some say that Miley Cyrus became a bad influence on young girls who used to admire her Hannah Montana image. Did she really influence them negatively or did she just embrace the woman she became without hiding her flaws and...
Zack Cane
October 16
Filed under Community, News, Opinion, Showcase
There’s been a lot of talk about “Obamacare” and the effects it will have on the United States, but what really is this bill and what does it mean for you? Well, in short, Obamacare (Officially titled: The Affordable...
Alexis Tyler, Editor-in-Chief
October 8
Filed under News, Opinion, Showcase, Student Life
How do we count the days as we mature? As a child did we count the days by the sugary bowls of cereal we had each morning. Did we count the weeks by the Saturday morning cartoons? Or did we measure the years by each birthd...
Erin Tillery, Social Media Editor
October 7
Filed under News, Opinion, Showcase, Student Life
Social networks rule our world! No matter what age you are, everyone uses social networks such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and even MySpace. In high school, social networks go in and out of style. Popular networks right...
Alexis Tyler
September 11
Filed under Opinion, Showcase, Uncategorized
8:46 is when the first plane hit. At 8:46, as a nation, we cried, shared grief, and wallowed in questions that couldn't be answered. But at 8:46, we realized that as a nation we can never fall. We are too strong and patriotic...
