Memories of 2009 at THS to be cherished Thursday, January 28, 2010 By Laura Fillmore [ArticleImageHyperLink] 2009 is now in the past, holding memories to be cherished. Being in high school, it often seems that there is nothing good that happens here except drama. Taking a closer look, this school did have so full story	Teens use resolutions as a tool for change Thursday, January 28, 2010 By Christy Kingfisher [ArticleImageHyperLink] At the start of every New Year many people make resolutions, simple wishes that they want to fulfill by the end of the year. Many high school students make these resolutions too. full story
Global warming not only warms but cools as well Wednesday, January 27, 2010 By Kailey Perry [ArticleImageHyperLink] What is going on? Everyone has been talking about global warming, but why is it getting colder? Everything has been getting weird, but none of it seems like it is just getting warmer. All these freaky full story	The real Karate Kid lives in Tahlequah Wednesday, January 27, 2010 By Tucker Mastin [ArticleImageHyperLink] Most kids grow up playing football or basketball, but not senior Zach Zimbleman. Since he was nine years old, he has been studying Korean Soo Bahk Do, an ancient form of martial arts that translates t full story
The Thrilling Chiller From the Corner of His Eye Tops Dean Koontz’s Previous Novels Wednesday, January 27, 2010 By Kailey Perry [ArticleImageHyperLink] From the Corner of his Eye is a thriller novel by Dean Koontz. Bantam Publishing published the book in 2000, and, in my opinion, they made the right choice; the book is fantastic. The plot is amazing, full story	Homeland officials presume danger when there is none Wednesday, January 27, 2010 By Marissa Mindiola [ArticleImageHyperLink] Human beings have been known to make mistakes. We all make assumptions that later are proved false, and everyone has minor mishaps that can be forgiven. However, when the ones in charge of keeping us full story
A healthy dose of CD’s and mp3’s Wednesday, January 27, 2010 By Marissa Mindiola [ArticleImageHyperLink] It’s the age-old question for some of us, at least—CD’s or mp3’s (short for “music players”)? These days, when it comes to buying music, there are two ways to go; one can either purchase the CD or buy full story	America’s Dependency on Fast Food Weighing down the Economy Wednesday, January 27, 2010 By Chrystal Henson [ArticleImageHyperLink] Is most of America fat? Why yes, I believe it is. How does most of America stay fat? Why, I do believe that it just could be from all these fast food restaurants like McDonalds, Burger King and Arby’s full story
Classics vs. Remakes… Round Two! Cartoon Edition Wednesday, January 27, 2010 By Chrystal Henson [ArticleImageHyperLink] With so many different movies in the world and so many ideas stemming from their brains, why create remakes? Well, I suppose back in the day the people who produced movies didn’t have a billion dollar full story