by Michaela Lamb | Almost everyone knows someone whose life has been affected by cancer, but they may not understand how cancer actually works. All of that is changing and it starts in a high school classroom. Every year, students in Principles... READ MORE »»
by MacKenzie Sackett | The concept of “going green” has been a huge topic over the last few years. It is time for schools to start doing what they can to be environmentally friendly. Liberty High is leading the pack in the metro area. “I... READ MORE »»
by Jake Boese | There are many misconceptions involving the Academy spreading around Liberty High School that are based on rumors and a lack of actual knowledge. The Academy, although an alternative high school, shares all the same goals as... READ MORE »»
by Haley Sheriff | Known for being the world’s most powerful nation, it could easily be assumed that American citizens are up to par with such a status. But according to the results found in a recent National Geographic survey conducted in... READ MORE »»
by Molly Meeks | The Bird House is not just a home for our feathered friends, but also the name of the recently unveiled school store located off the cafeteria. “Right now, we are [open during] late start mornings and then all of fifth hour.... READ MORE »»
The Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. This is an attraction the students will be seeing while visiting.
Nathan Hunt, News Editor · May 15, 2012
by Nathan Hunt | In June, students who have been enrolled in French classes have the chance of a lifetime to travel to France with their teachers. “This will be our third trip... Read more »
Photo Credit: Sammi Novak
Davis devotes hours out of her life to master the art of cello.
Michaela Lamb, Reporter · May 15, 2012
by Michaela Lamb | “I know Lydia started playing cello in 5th grade like most other people, but she stuck with it when other people quit. That determination is what’s made... Read more »
Photo Credit: Spencer Hurla
As the goalie, junior Spencer Hurla makes many saves during games. “Club soccer is a great chance to get scholarship offers, especially because my team is out of town almost every weekend. At the highest level of club soccer you can never have an “off game” because there are usually a good number of college coaches observing your team” Hurla said.
Cody Clawson, Twitter Manager · May 15, 2012
by Cody Clawson | To succeed at the highest level in a particular sport, playing year around is something the athlete has to do. Club sports are becoming very popular for high... Read more »
Photo Credit: Kayla Hammer
Tim Fritson talks to students about Invisible Children’s Kony 2012 campgain on Tuesday, March 13 2012 at Liberty Christian Fellowship. The Invisible Children campgain has taken the school by storm the past few weeks and has got students involved with world issues.
Haley Sheriff, Copy Editor · April 30, 2012
by Haley Sheriff | Known for being the world’s most powerful nation, it could easily be assumed that American citizens are up to par with such a status. But according to the... Read more »