Newest athletes of the month

Achievers soar above the rest to reach their goals

Smoking not only affects lungs but also students' education

Students learn about the consequences smoking can have on their lives and education.

Holiday has new meaning

One hundred eighty million Valentine’s Day cards change hands each year in the U.S., according to the U.S. Census Bureau. With some cards costing four or five dollars, that adds up to a huge amount of

Who knew we had rights?

School is not prison; in 1969, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that students and teachers do not shed their rights when they come to school. Some students, however, are not always aware of their rights.

Dropping the ‘love bomb’

In the English language, three little words have appeared over and over again before proposals, marriages, births, deaths, hellos, goodbyes and other significant or insignificant events in human histo

New group provides helpful advice

The newly formed Man2Man group intends to give the General boys a little more guidance through high school.

Classroom rules subject to various interpretations

Students speculate about classroom rules.

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Democrats want change in MPS

MPS graduated 66 percent of its high school seniors in 2008 compared to the statewide rate of 89 percent. Some Milwaukee Democrats want major reforms to fix the failing system.

Displays of affection invade school

While intense public displays of affection may be appropriate some places, school has rules against it.