Student walks away from getting hit by a car with only bruises

It wasn’t the average Friday morning for Freshman Katelyn Cornett.

Students use energy drinks as substitute for food, sleep, coffee: Experts: ‘Fad’ can create higher health risk, dependency, reversed effects

Hi, my name is Bob (Hi, Bob) and I’ve been drinking for about four years now. It’s more than an addiction for me, it’s a necessity. I know of the dangers and the health risks, but I can’t function wit

Students look forward to summer vacation in Europe, new foreign experiences

A thickly accented voice coming over the loud speaker wakes the passengers from a travel-induced sleep. As heads peek out the plane window they see a city beneath the clouds teeming with sights, sound

Dodgeball tournament inspires competition, costumes, themes

Some spend hours at a time on Myspace, faces glued to computers, one hand either on the mouse or keyboard at all times. They are online, chatting away with friends, leaving comments, posting bulletins

Dodgeball tournament inspires competition, costumes, themes

Ceramics students sculpt eagles to raise money for supplies

Going once, going twice: sold to the lady in the blue. Kent Younger, ceramics teacher, assigned all of his ceramics classes ceramic eagles for a silent auction that will raise money for art supplies.

Girls' cross country honored with championship rings: Special ceremony held at halftime

The girls cross country team finished first in 5A Division 2 at the state meet on Nov 4, thus becoming the first state champions in OHS history.