MACC Fund Donates Millions

This past June, senior Lily Adams (name has been changed) was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma, a cancer of the immune system.

Chappelle goes beyond the court

With consistent effort on and off the court, sophomore Raeven Chappelle strives to be a leade

Journalism more than just a class

I never imagined myself having friends I can call family. On the first day of school I remember walking into room 103A seeing all these new faces, recognizing only a few.

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Stokes has high hopes for team to return to state

Junior guard Nicholas Stokes has confidence in his team and in himself for the season.

As time runs out, public, families ponder upcoming U.S. military withdrawal

Analyst Steven Redd doubts President Barack Obama’s plans to start the withdrawal of 100,000 troops from Afghanistan by July 2011.

Media takes big effect on teens

Role models can have a big effect on a teenager’s life, but media has seemed to take a greater effect on modern day teenagers.

Students recognize differences in casual dialogue

While walking down the school hallway, one can observe unique verbal interactions between the teenagers and adults.

Students succeed in and out of classrooms

Throughout the year a number of achievers walk through the halls, but black achievers stand out, according to sophomore Anna Pittman.

Americans question civility of national conversations

Americans view national leaders and celebrities as role models. Recently, however, they have shown the public how poor their word choice can be, which has led people to discuss America’s civil discour