By Stephanie Cochrane Posted December 17, 2008 I’m sitting in one of my classes at Lowry and I’ve just finished a test. My eyes wander around the room in innocent
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Left From Center: Rap vs. Rock
By Jacob Kolkman Posted October, 22, 2008 For decades there has been a harsh debate on which is the better genre of music: rock or rap. Both genres have worked
Where do the candidates stand? Democrat Barack Obama
By Camille Lyon Posted October 22, 2008 The presidential election is rapidly approaching. On November 4 Americans will be asked to make one of the most important decisions in decades.
Is cheerleading a sport?
By Jayna Hill Posted October 22, 2008 Many people think cheerleading is not a sport. Cheerleaders wear cute outfits and wave around pompoms. But, there is much more to cheerleading
Open Your Eyes: Culture
By Stephanie Cochrane Posted October 22, 2008 Customs, traditions, and rituals are prevalent in each culture in the world; yet some cultures express themselves in ways that others do not
Why Advisory?
By Camille Lyon Posted October 22, 2008 As advisory started last year, many students had mixed feelings about this supposedly helpful class. We all saw the posters blatantly stating that
Fun without beer?
By Amy Balagna Posted October 6, 2008 Entertainment in Winnemucca is rather limited, I, however, make it a point to have fun safely, meaning without the drugs and alcohol that
Green Peace?
By Camille Lyon Posted October 1, 2008 Activism is becoming a new trend among the younger generations. Along with politics, religion, and any other sort of opinionated topic; teens are
Teenage Drinking
By Mallorie Leal September 30, 2008 It’s a Friday night and you’re out with your friends just hanging out. Then someone shows up with alcohol and what was a calm
What’s keeping Women from the White House?
By Mary Granath September 22, 2008 These days there are women in all sorts of occupations that our suffragette ancestors never would have imagined. Women are doctors, scientists, and soldiers;