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Violence: Necessary Evil or Just Pure Evil? »
Violence: Necessary Evil or Just Pure Evil? A Social Commentary About Humankinds Violent Nature and What Truly is Worth Fighting For “War. War never Changes.” Why are human beings so violent? We’ve been killing since before the first true civilizations and societies roamed the Earth. But why? What is our natural drive to kill each [...]
Man in the Hallway »
The Iraqi War started on March 23rd 2003, with the United States and the United Kingdom, invading Iraq. In order to end this war successfully and responsibly I believe we need to slowly pull out the troops and as we are slowly pulling the troops out we should help them set up a form of [...]
Tip-Off Game Preview »
The Huskies Boys Basketball Team’s Annual Tip-Off Game is coming this Saturday, January 30th at approximately 7:30 P.M. This contest is like homecoming for basketball and has our Huskies (4-4 4A SIC, 5-9 overall) matched up against conference rival Bishop Kelly (5-3, 8-6). Emmett beat Bishop Kelly 47-32 at the Bishop Kelly Court. The key [...]
Youth Subcultures »
Subculture: noun, the cultural values and behavioral patterns distinctive of a particular group in a society; a group having social, economic, ethnic, or other traits distinctive enough to distinguish it from others within the same culture or society. There are multiple variations of youth subcultures throughout the world. The United States alone has been the [...]
Poem of the Week »
I’m me By Kelsea Bowlin I’m me, maybe you will see The stars dancing in the light The bang of the books falling The pang of the day’s pain The way I perceive the world The way I see the flames as a river running The sky an ocean never ending The way you see [...]
Foreign Education »
There are a lot of gaps in our education system, especially any subject concerning foreign affairs. In history, students obtain a good understanding of other countries up until 1945. After World War II, it seems that the societies of other nations aren’t the top concern of schools here. Many students are left to fill in [...]
Avatar »
One of the biggest movies to come out recently, is no doubt Avatar, directed by James Cameron. There was quite the buzz going around about this movie, and the incessant prerelease advertising insured that anyone you asked would know about this upcoming film. The film brought in over $77 million in its opening weekend, and [...]
Avatar »
So, I’m sure you’ve heard of the new movie Avatar that was written and directed by James Cameron. Well, earlier this month, my boyfriend and I attended this movie at the Edward’s 21 theatre in Boise. But we not only watched this movie, we experienced it through 3D. This movie was above and beyond what [...]
Bashing on Trash Bins: The Bitterness About Litter »
If leaving trash on the ground is littering, then is it not the same if it is placed in landfills? It is the same ground, just in a different location. Not following my point? Consider the following: we are still ‘littering’ but in concentrated amounts. Of course littering is a displeasing sight and harmful to [...]
Huskie Idol Takes the Stage »
Have you ever gotten up in front of a large audience and sang your heart out? On Thursday, January 14, 2010 eighteen brave contestants did just that at the Sixth Annual Huskie Idol. This event was hosted at the Emmett Jr. High School and directed by Barbara Wallace, the Choir Director. There were four different [...]
