New Year’s resolutions have been a tradition for centuries. They resolve to change undesired traits and behavior or to improve quality of life. Continue reading New Year’s resolutions: starting 2019 off on the right foot
Seniors are beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Continue reading Seniors reflect on fleeting high school moments
It’s no secret that movies and TV shows portray high school-life inaccurately. Our school doesn’t look the same way that Hollywood makes it out to be, with student actors who look 30 years old always ready to break out into song and dance. Continue reading High school movies not representative of reality
When walking into school, tired and hungry, it is always a nice treat when you know you get to leave at lunch time. Continue reading Students reflect on efficiency of half-days
Aside from simply marveling at the snow that could fall later this month, students can take advantage of the weather by tackling the three S’s of the slopes: snowboarding, skiing and sledding. Continue reading Locals flee cold for winter break hotspots
Christians eagerly look forward to the arrival of Dec. 25 but there are also folks who don’t celebrate. They choose to spend this day not going to church, singing Christmas carols and opening gifts – rather each typically has a tradition unique to his or her family. Continue reading Merry Christmas with a twist: It’s not all Santa, Christmas trees
As winter rolls around and payments for hot chocolate increase, the question is, which hot chocolate is the best? Continue reading Warm up with best hot chocolate this winter
