Former students join military, compare lives

Stagg graduates talk about their new lives and new responsibilities as member of the United States armed forces. They compare their civilian lives and military ones and bring out what it really means

A SWEET TASTE: Da Candy Shop gives teens new alternative

Sam Fant walks about Da Candy Shop with an air of laid-back authority. Among the chaos of the club scene and the hundreds of people there, Fant seems to remain calm as he weaves through the throngs of

Holiday safety

New experiences allow for growth: Kohl kids take on higher courses

Kohl kids have the opportunity to take Algebra 1-2 on the Stagg campus. Which students agree is a positive experience and will prepare them for high school.

Christmas revelation: Student enlightened by younger sibling

While being stuck in the holiday craze, I lost the true meaning of the Christmas. For a while I didn’t care if I understood or not. Luckily I was blessed enough to have had my eleven year old sister t

Heroes neglected: Iraq veterans not receiving adequate care

Bombs flashing, bullets flying, men falling. Soldiers going solemnly on blind instinct running to do what they must without thinking twice. Men of all ages fighting for a cause, which to most of them

Pets should be cared for out of love, not threat of fines

All I could hear walking into a local pet store was the squawking of various parakeets and cockatoos, the soft meows of kittens and the whimpering of small irresistible puppies.Immediately I saw her.

Homeless shouldn’t be judged

What does being homeless really mean? How do people become homeless? Most importantly, why is it so hard to move on? These are all question I had before finding out the truth.

Liberty and justice not for all

The separation of money creates boundaries in more ways than social classes, but also in morals. It’s clear to see the differences in the way the wealthy differ from the not so privileged.

Nothing lasts —get over him and move on

Why do we spend so much time looking in the mirror when the people who care are going to see past the make-up, the clothes and the new attitude anyway?

No one’s impressed.