By Carly Bell and Taylor LaTray Posted December 12, 2012 Puffy feather jackets, wool scarves, and ear warmers don’t that sound like the perfect fashion recipe? Wrong! Winter is just
Month: December 2012
Wyatt’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: Wolfmother
By Wyatt Lester Posted December 12, 2012 My pick for this issue is Wolfmother. An Australian band that started out with three members in 2000 and a sound that seems
Student of the Week: Whitney Waller
By Taylor LaTray Posted December 12, 2012 Band teacher Mr. Criddle has chosen senior Whitney Waller as performer of the week. Whitney has been in band for four years and
Student poetry submissions
By Lilly Moravec, Miranda Lausch, Ari Saunders Posted December 12, 2012 The Gears of WinterBy Lilly Moravec Keep the gears of life turning… Time is kept and winter comesNothing will
Review: ‘The Dark Knight Rises’
By Marcos Duran-Salcedo Posted December 12, 2012 The final installment of the “Dark Knight” trilogy came out as the biggest blockbuster of 2012. “The Dark Knight Rises”, directed by Christopher Nolan
Student of the week: Kelton Robbins
By Weston Irons Posted December 12, 2012 Nominated by music teacher Mr. Paul Criddle, Kelton Robbins is this week’s top performer. According to Mr. Criddle Robbins deserves this honor for
Letter to Santa
By Wyatt Lester Posted December 12, 2012 Dear Santa, You need to step it up. I have no idea what you’ve been doing these last few years but it’s not
The mystery of Santa
By Taylor LaTray Posted December 12, 2012 Is he, or isn’t he real? Santa, or good old St. Nicholas, remains a mysterious man that many children believe bring them presents
Nevada should not adopt the parent Trigger Law
By Brody Goucher Posted December 12, 2012 Can parents really do a better job running schools than trained administrators and teachers? A trigger law is a state law that allows
Parents put too much pressure on their kids
By Carly Bell Posted December 12, 2012 Do you ever feel like your parents are trying to run your life? It’s like they didn’t have a good enough childhood so