By: Jake Newcomb – Staff Writer
With the new bullying law in effect, the hope is that student to student harassment will go down. Bullying, in extreme cases, can be absolute torture, and that’s especially so for Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender (LGBT) teenagers. In the past year, too many gay teenagers have committed suicide in direct [...]

By: Matt Yee- Staff Writer
What is it that makes a sport recognizable? Is it how much a player runs, lifts, or scores? Well according to Webster’s Dictionary a sport is an individual or group activity pursued for exercise or pleasure, often involving the testing of physical capabilities and taking the form of a competitive game. [...]

Bri Maybry – contributer
College is always the ending to high school that most families envision, especially for parents who never attended because of unfortunate circumstances. The American dream dictates that the child is to do better than the parents did. According to volunteer guidance counselor Jack Zorski, we are living in a [...]

Elizabeth Kurau – opinions editor
According to the United States Bureau of Labor, 32% of your high school class won’t attend college. So what does that mean for those students? Are they going to spend the rest of their lives in the shadows of those who do attend college? Or are they going to struggle for [...]

Kunehi Parekh – staff writer
What worries you about the unfortunate events happening in Japan right now? How can we help?
Reem Alsalman (senior):
“The impact on the world economy and people dwelling on that and forgetting about the people involved. People should know that even if you’re thousands of miles away, there are ways that you can [...]