Search
  • SGA to conclude toy collection this week

    Tuesday, December 20, 2005 By: Catherine Watkins

    When SGA officer Alex Hubbard delivered packages for Friends of Frosty last year, she was overjoyed by the responses of the children at the elementary school.

    Full Story 
  • Principal’s secretary promoted

    Tuesday, December 20, 2005 By: Lee Betancourt

    Principal’s secretary Sue Robinson, a fixture at McLean for five years, will leave after Winter Break for a new job in the county government.

    Full Story 
  • Tuesday, December 20, 2005 By: Koji Takagi

    As you walk through the front entrance of McLean High School, and hear beautiful voices harmonizing together, it is bound to be one of the many choruses practicing for upcoming concerts.

    Full Story 
  • Moore’s hopes hold high through treatment

    Thursday, December 22, 2005 By: Vipul Tripathi

    “Hope. Trust. Strength. Faith.”These are the words that chemistry teacher Terry Moore lives by. Diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumor last June, Moore has been supported by students and members of th

    Full Story 
  • Early action, decision mania sweeps senior class

    Thursday, December 22, 2005 By: Coby Ascunce

    Chasing down the mailman is no easy task, but for early decision applicant Kathryn Mooney, it was the task at hand. After discovering that her friend had just received an acceptance letter to the Coll

    Full Story 
  • English class takes creative approach to learning

    Thursday, December 22, 2005 By: Ryan Cox

    Instead of watching one of the movies made for the book “The Great Gatsby”, Marc Cascio’s honors 11 English class will be making its own. The idea came to fruition after Cascio decided not to show any

    Full Story 
  • Walk-in study center open for tutoring

    Thursday, December 22, 2005 By: Marguerite Schauer

    Now as students feed their bodies, they can also feed their minds. Beginning today, the College Career Center’s Walk-in Study Center will be open everyday for all students during A, B and C lunches to

    Full Story 
  • Students strive towards highest honors in scouting

    Thursday, December 22, 2005 By: Kristen Atwood

    The pounding of hammers echoed throughout Turkey Run Park on the morning of Nov. 19, overpowering the calls of birds and other wildlife in the park. The noise was coming from a group of boy scouts, le

    Full Story 
  • New home for the holidays

    Thursday, December 22, 2005 By: Ayla Kremen

    Hurricane Katrina may have destroyed New Orleans, but it did not destroy the spirit of the people who called it home.

    Full Story 
  • Festive lights keep the season glowing

    Thursday, December 22, 2005 By: Nicole Zazueta

    The holiday season is slowly approaching, and as you drive down the street you can’t help but notice the 12-foot-inflatable Santa outside of someone’s house that has been there since the day after Tha

    Full Story 
    
Highlander McLean High School McLean, VA
Issue Date: Friday, December 16, 2005 Issue: December 16, 2005 Last Update: Thursday, December 22, 2005
Current Conditions
Temperature: 67.8 °F
Wind Speed: 2 mph S
Gusts: 6 mph SSW
Rain Today: 0 "

General

When SGA officer Alex Hubbard delivered packages for Friends of Frosty last year, she was overjoyed by the responses of the children at the elementary school.
full story 
Principal’s secretary Sue Robinson, a fixture at McLean for five years, will leave after Winter Break for a new job in the county government.
full story 
The freshman class council is addressing many long and short-term projects. Currently, fast food Fridays are taking place. This occurs every Friday morning and consists of a variety of foods from diff
full story 
As you walk through the front entrance of McLean High School, and hear beautiful voices harmonizing together, it is bound to be one of the many choruses practicing for upcoming concerts.
full story 
“Hope. Trust. Strength. Faith.”These are the words that chemistry teacher Terry Moore lives by. Diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumor last June, Moore has been supported by students and members of th
full story 
The new one-minute warning bell has been successful in reducing the number of tardy students according to the administration.
full story 
Chasing down the mailman is no easy task, but for early decision applicant Kathryn Mooney, it was the task at hand. After discovering that her friend had just received an acceptance letter to the Coll
full story 
As deadlines for students to turn in their college applications approach, one question that many have is how colleges compensate for weighted GPAs and how school systems with harder grading scales are
full story 
Instead of watching one of the movies made for the book “The Great Gatsby”, Marc Cascio’s honors 11 English class will be making its own. The idea came to fruition after Cascio decided not to show any
full story 
Orchestra director Gretta Sandburg and the orchestra have a demanding schedule ahead for them this winter.
full story 
<< 1 2 3 >>  Number of stories in this edition: 21

Staff View

nicole.cimino

user
Email Me

Online Archives

There are currently 41 editions on-line. Click on edition name to view articles.

Advertising