Semi-Finalists Named

Lunchroom Jungle: When It Comes to Food, Animal Instincts Rule

For the purpose of sociological study, I decided to imagine the lunchroom as a jungle. To be honest, as I watched the desperate herd scrambling chaotically toward their food source day after day, I re

What Lurks Above

Our building holds countless secrets: passageways, clandestine interrogation rooms and hidden torture chambers. But beyond all these, an even fiercer evil lurks on the roof of the school. It is only s

Pfannie's Hot Nanny: Student's Family Benefits From Care Giver's Assistance

Imagine having someone whop is paid to drive you wherever you wish to go. At your every request, this person generously spends her own gas money to comply with your demands. Instead of complaining abo

Breaking Down Barriers: FS SOMA

Senior Hannah Kapp-Klote is not amoral, mean or an anarchist. She isn't argumentative or condescending, nor is close-minded. Kapp-Klote is an agnostic, and although she may be a nonbeliever, but she i

Introducing Burch and Allam: Two Seniors Start Varsity Career This Season

Melissa Burch stands tall at 6'0" and will start outside hitter for the volleyball team. Her co-senior and close friend is Ashleigh Allam, a 5'9" defensive specialist.

Loving the Challenge: Morris Anticipates an Outstanding Season

For the normal golfer, golf tends to be just a recreational experience with friends, never serious but almost always frustrating. It’s the opposite for senior Kelly Morris and the rest of the golf tea