The Goose and the Sword
Kai Shabman, Staff Writer
November 22, 2019
The day was coming to an end; the world was quiet. I walked down the sidewalk as the streetlights lit the way home. The night was warm and light sounds of cars and insects filling my ears. I hummed a song to myself, nothing in particular just something to fill my head. All of a sudden, I heard a clanking noise. I...
My Commonplace
Jessica Prouty, Staff Writer
September 14, 2015
Everyone has that one quote they will never forget. Whether it is from a movie, a book, or even something their best friend said in a crisis situation that made things seem just a little better, it is something that person will cling to when they need words of comfort. But why stop at just one? A Commonplace Boo...
Inspiration in the Stars
Jade Flack, Staff Writer
March 24, 2015
The abundance of stars, mesmerizing and captivating, strike my imagination and ignite my soul; a new life lies inside the burning figures in the sky. Two bright constellations create two beaming eyes. The yellow hazy dust, speckling the black above, paints the long waved hair. Instantly, a name comes...
From the Nuclear Gandhi to the Scottish Empire: How Gaming Can Spark Another Hobby
Jack Scott, Staff Writer
April 30, 2014
The battle seemed inevitable; 21,000 enemy troops descended upon my capital city, defended by only 13,000 men, on three sides. The last bastion of my once-great empire seemed to be on the verge of collapse. The enemy forces built enormous ladders to scale the walls with. The opposition scaled the ladders...
Georgia Races
Maddie Highland, Staff Writer
February 19, 2014
Love to run? Atlanta and local cities have tons of fun races to run! Some of the interesting races that anyone can compete in are the Pancake Stampede, the Color Run, the Cupcake Run, and the Zombie Run. The Pancake Stampede will be a race you and your stomach will not want to miss! A pancake break...
The Morally Ambiguous Chronicle of Billy Cheesecakes
Jack Scott, Staff Writer
January 24, 2014
The knights of Mordor Great Candyland were valiant slaughterers, addicted to the concept of death grand and noble men, who fought bravely for Mordor Candyland. They rode their demonhounds rainbow-barfing unicorns into combat, deathly pitchfork friendship lance in hand. They were prepared to do anything to defend thei...
Album Review: Interstellar’s “Winter Heart”
Meredith Pirtle, Staff Writer
January 17, 2014
Originating in Atlanta, Interstellar is a group of four guys who have a passion for making music come to life. Sid Wilson, the band’s lead singer, is native to Britain, and he brings an English emphasis to the music that is unheard of here in America. The band’s journey began a few years ago in England...
Interview with Myself: Music
Brandon Moss, Sports Editor
November 19, 2013
“Good morning, Brandon. You are looking great today.” “You are too kind. You’re not so bad yourself!” “Thank you. But let us not waste moments flattering ourselves. It’s time to get down to business. What are your thoughts on today’s music?” “Well, music for me ...
Silence
Noelle Walker, Staff Writer
November 11, 2013
I clamped my hands together and tried to calm myself. The silence was overwhelming. I couldn’t take it. I needed to hear someone speak before I grew mad. It had been three months of people with sealed lips who refused to open their mouth. I saw a cup on a wooden table and threw it against the wall....
Steven Gresham, Staff Writer
September 30, 2020
Whether you want to wear a mask to protect others, or you just want to fit in, you are here for a reason. These days, just about everyone is wearing a mask, so try to be creative!...
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