Chronicle Staff “ ...taking names”
Consume….The World »
Humans in the world today are very wasteful of all of our resources, especially in America. Many people in this country take all the resources we have for granted, such as an abundance of food, clean water, electricity, and opportunity. This painting, made by Robbie (his full name is never given), is a rendition of [...]
Reservoir Dogs: »
It starts in a restaurant in New York City with eight men we don’t know the names of talking about the meaning of the singer Madonna’s song “Like A Virgin,” and one guy defending why he refuses to tip the waitress that served him food and the others chastising him for this. These men, well [...]
Sunshine »
The other day I found myself extremely bored and lazy. In my lethargic state I decided that the easiest form of entertainment was to watch a movie. It was then that I discovered my mom had rented a movie that day before and had yet to return it. The movie was Sunshine, a film I [...]
Burton in Wonderland »
All of us know the classic Disney tale of Alice in Wonderland. Well Tim Burton took it upon himself to recreate this story with his own spin. Yes, it was weird. Extremely weird. But I’ll give you the low down. The story starts out somewhere in England with Alice and her family. It is filled [...]
Poem of the Week »
The World of Cliques By: Naomi Gillam The halls and classrooms are a jungle They run in packs like wolves You are predator or prey Wild and rebellious They yearn for attention Danger lurks in the halls No one can escape the laughter and hatred You must stay strong, friendship is the key There is [...]
Dear John »
If you are an avid reader of Nicholas Sparks’ books, like me, you have probably been waiting for the arrival of his latest film Dear John. If you have never picked up a book in your life, let alone one of Nicholas Sparks’ novels, here is the breakdown. Sparks writes classic devoted love stories, the [...]
We Are Emmett, We Are Huskies, We Are Track »
With the 2010 season underway, the track team has been practicing hard. This year’s captains are Ashley Jensen and Kyle Vickery, who motivate the team significantly and keep everyone in line and working with their leadership skills. Knocking off times, increasing throws, and improving jumps, teammates are devoted singularly in their events but dedicated together [...]
Fon-Do or Fon-Don’t? »
In a world of well-seasoned steaks and freshly cooked lobster, The Melting Pot defies the typical night out. Though this place can take a toll on anyone’s wallet, the experience is unlike any classic restaurant. Immediately when walking into The Melting Pot, the full atmosphere hits you. While the entirety of the room is dim, [...]
Happy Holidays…Capitalism!!! »
Happy Holidays, Capitalism! A Social Commentary About What the Holidays Are Really About*. Here’s the picture: It’s December 24th, 20XX. The family is gathered in the den getting ready to celebrate Christmas, like the majority of the rest of the world. Little Susie is sitting on Papa’s lap and Billy is passing the presents out [...]
Career Day 2010 »
Career Day 2010 On March 4, 2010 the Emmett High School participated in their annual career day. Earlier in the year they filled out career surveys that showed them what they would be good at. The survey narrowed the students down to their top three predicted best career choices. Those three choices could have been [...]
