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Hard times inspire handiness

Reminded of the economic crash and rising unemployment, in part because of the teachers being laid off and other financial set backs, students see the effect everywhere. Or even something more persona

Musician drums up cash

Knee deep in a recession, just how are teens making money these days? Well, for senior Aaron Ontiveros making money is just a bonus to what he loves to do. Ontiveros is the lead drummer for the scr

The gift of thrift

At the Crossroads Trading Company, much of the attire already has a story to tell, thus making it "secondhand" to customers.

It gets better project encourages gay teens to live for the future

When does someone lose the right to attend school safely? When is it right to ignore that someone else has feelings?

Skillful senior employs self by fixing fixies

“Save gas and they’re fast.” These are the words that senior Rashid Barney uses to explain the exploding desire for fixies. Fixies, slimmer than most bikes, are both fast and convenient. This new tr

Student turns doodles into dollars

Many may doodle on the margins of paper in class. Some may use art as a hobby. Perhaps even a passion. But few think to turn that passion into a business. Sophomore Cheyenne Brinton has done jus

MTV is better with reality programming

It’s that moment when you’re sitting in class and things go from boring to kill-me-now.

Taking initiative helps make a difference

Have you ever heard students complaining about the restroom line, the locked hallways, or even about the restrooms being closed because the male custodian has to clean?

Learning with new friends

They walk through the same halls we do. They eat in the same cafeteria we do.