The Murder That Haunted
Kenya Espinoza, Staff Member
April 19, 2017 • 99 views
Filed under Literature, Showcase
The wooden floor began to sing an alarming melody, as I silently lay on my bed. A cool breeze danced into the room and began to nibble at my skin, making it jump. Strange figures began to form in the corner of my room. They stared and smirked as they noticed the fear consuming me. Hesitantly I arose...
Gifts to a Witch
Savannah Keith, Poetry Editor
November 16, 2015 • 357 views
Filed under Editorial/Opinion, Showcase
Being a witch is hard. Our candle supply is in constant thirst, our incense stick stash is always burning up, and finding wands is a sylphing pain. Being caught without sage is as detrimental as being caught cursed, or even dead; ever-dwindling tea lights shine no light on the predicament at all. If...
Oh, How Spooky!
Megan Hoffman, Staff Writer
October 31, 2014 • 668 views
Filed under Playlist
Trying to get into the spirit of Halloween while in high-school can be tough. This playlist will certainly help! While incorporating fun classic Halloween hits, this playlist enters a completely different realm with some of the best old horror movie opening themes. This is a playlist for all the goblins,...
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