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Summer Music »
As school is getting out many of you are going to be looking around for things to do. In my opinion music makes the world go round. Without music our lives would me be flat. Many bands are coming to nearby concert houses this summer. Some of the nearby places that are sponsoring concerts this [...]
Don’t Give Me Attitude »
Have you ever woken up in the morning dreading what that day had in store for you? Of course. I have a feeling that a lot of us will be feeling this way because of semester finals. Or maybe you have a very stressful event that will be taking place this week or something of [...]
The Most Evil Good People »
The Most Evil People That You Didn’t Even Know Were Evil: A Commentary About the Stories Behind the “Heroes” By Bubba Roeper The world has had many heroes in its illustrious history. Obviously. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Audie Murphy, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Joan of Arc, Leonardo Da Vinci, Winston Churchill, Superman, George Lucas, Ghandi, Mother [...]
All The Rage! »
When I was in my younger, more formidable years, I stumbled upon a game that was very amazing in my opinion. It was quite revolutionary for every young boy who ever picked up a Game Boy and learned the word “Pokemon”. It is possibly the greatest Game Boy game to ever hit the market. [...]
Purpose »
Everyone has a cause. Some people devote their lives to making the lives of others better or to protecting or preserving the lives of those less fortunate than themselves. Others find a more selfish, but equally inspiring, purpose in life and use their ambitions to drive them to the point they want to be in [...]
Graduation Day: Remembering the Past, Preparing for the Future »
With the end of another school year comes yet another high school graduation. Yay! What makes this year different though? This year is your year. That’s right. For all of us seniors, our high school careers are quickly coming to an end and the real world is waiting. With graduation closing in, it’s no wonder [...]
Age of Responsibility »
Forget Edith Wharton’s Age of Innocence! Nowadays, it seems to be the age of an accountability breakthrough… or preferably lack of it? Either with the increased time span that an individual stays with their parents or the decreased desire for an individual to get out and ahead, both contribute to the complications of students achieving [...]
Summer Here We Come! »
With only 4 and a half days left of school, many of us are just waiting for that last bell to ring on Friday that signals us to our freedom, and the long waited summer. With up coming events like finals and annual signing the next few days are going to fly by like a [...]
Education in the Real World »
Students more frequently question the results and rationale of postsecondary education. Why bother to keep going to school? Consider the state of the economy; through this recession, unemployment rates continue to fluctuate. Also, with the jobs that are being created by the government, a vast majority are temporary. Another concern is the fact that many [...]
Remembering the Lost »
Recently, a fellow journalist and I had the opportunity to tag along on a Holocaust Remembrance Memorial put on by Weiser High School. I think that this was a good experience for everyone to have because we got to see what truly happened in the Holocaust and see the things that weren’t uncovered until years [...]
