‘Tis (Still) the Season to Volunteer
Sydney Martin, Staff Writer
January 24, 2017
Christmas may be over, but you can still be in the giving spirit by volunteering. There are many reasons that volunteering is something everybody should do. Of course it helps other people, and even one extra person volunteering for anything can make a big difference. But it is also good for your...
How to Create a Mini Garden
Kristin Iler, Staff Writer
May 26, 2016
Materials needed: Healthy soil or fertilizer Flower, fruit, or vegetable seeds Watering cans A large space with a lot of sunlight The best time to begin a garden is just after it is starting to get warm. You will want to ensure that the area where the garden will be will have a signifi...
Mastering Procrastination
Danielle Stone, Staff Writer
May 8, 2015
Everyone has had nights when they are overloaded with homework and have an essay or two to write, and, chances are, those tasks were put off until the last possible moment. For some people, this is only an occasional problem, but for others, procrastination is almost a disease. There are, however, many...
Grasso Punches Global Poverty in the Face
Erin Dickman, Social Media and Promotion Manager
December 8, 2014
The idea of Simple Charity was formed on a February night when Senior Brian Grasso demanded for a solution for global poverty. Now, he is living the dream with his booming student-led organization and talented team supporting the $100,000 goal “to combat hunger in Jesus’ name.” Since Simple Charity...
D.I.Y. Halloween Tips, Tricks, & Treats
Savannah Keith, Poetry Editor
October 10, 2014
Annually, Halloween falls on the same day of every year, repetitive and mundane; but the dull bore of answering doors does not have to be just endured any longer. There is a cornucopia of ways to spice your season and holiday with simple and intricate tricks that will keep you busy, uplifted, and on...
Chowing Down on Puppy Chow!
Rayanne Griffith and Beattie Hoyle
April 23, 2014
Who doesn’t love to chow down on puppy chow? Whether it’s an actual puppy or a teenager with a serious sweet tooth, the scrumptious sensation will leave one craving more. One bite simply won’t satisfy the taste buds; however, a whole batch will leave the stomach happy and at ease. With different...
The Mission Diaries: Returning to Orphanage Emmanuel
Tara Bailey, Features Editor
February 26, 2014
I could tell you so many things. I could tell you that I was the one who changed the lives of all the children in the orphanage in one week, but that would be a lie. I could tell you that I was like Superman: saving the kids from the dangers of the world, one kid at a time, but that too, would be a lie....
Managing School, Sports, and Life
Isabella Higgins, Staff Writer
February 19, 2014
When sport season draws closer stress levels skyrocket as students try to juggle school, sports, and life. If you play a sport for a school team, you probably come home complaining about not having enough time for homework, and your parents complain how you can barely keep your eyes open. It is never...
Emma Simmons, News/Sports Editor
September 29, 2020
Every evolution is a revolution of the brain Voices morph together, collective volume of the strain Offer up our hands, constructed through the construct of time Like...
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