By Alexandra Gutierrez |
Every year JROTC members look forward to one thing after months of hard work: Military ball. And on Jan. 14, it was no different. At the Randolph Brooks Officers Club, the cadets shed their uniforms and let loose for the evening.
By Alexandra Gutierrez | Photo by Caitlin Cobb
Every year approximately 10,000 people die due to drunk driving. And every year, many more lose a loved one.
Dead Day was Jan. 19. Student Council walks the halls in silence as they mourn the lost lives of drunk driving victims. The rest of the student body is reminded of this occurrence every class period.
By Samantha Sanburn | While banning online piracy is a noble cause, the U.S. government’s interference threatens to censor the World Wide Web and should be avoided at all costs.
By Richard Hernandez
As the Varsity girls basketball team prepares for their next game tonight against Lee they keep their goal in mind.
“One of our goals is to make playoffs,” head coach Tracy Hastings said.
By Victoria Guerrero |
Mark your calendars and beware black cats, broken mirrors and ladders this Friday.
By Alexandra Gutierrez |
It isn’t the easiest job in the world to coach 14 year old boys on how to bring out their inner linebacker but head football coach, Jim Streety has been doing it for 38 seasons through blistering summers and freezing winters.
Story by Brittany Weaver | Photo Courtesy Hakan Dahlstrom Creative Commons |
The JV girls basketball team faces Churchill tonight at 7:30 p.m. as they continue their battle for district.
By Victoria Guerrero |
There’s nothing quite like being underwhelmed by a sequel to one of your favorite movies.
Despite a $40 million opening weekend, ‘Sherlock Holmes: A game of Shadows’ fell victim to the dreaded second movie syndrome and underperformed. While the plot was just as complex as the first, it was the subtle differences in the actors and effects that dragged the movie down a notch.