by Michaela Lamb and Molly Meeks | December 21, 2012, a day people across the country have been nervously awaiting for years. For those who have not heard the Mayan’s calendar is ending December 21,...

by Grace George | Decorating trees, cookies and snowmen; the traditions really do vary. With jeans, sweaters and long socks most of us will be hairy. Family customs, they come and go, and they...

by Diana Timmermans | This year the theatre department is decking the halls a bit earlier. The show is “A Christmas Carol” with a few more twists than musicals in the past. “The original Christmas...

by Grace George and Lauren Kenney | “The seats are made out of a material similar to what wet suits are made out of so you can literally just take a hose and spray the inside of the car down,” Mrs.Beirman...

by Preston McConnell | The smell of oil and the sounds bring everything into play and give students the experience needed to make this profession a career. For those people that do not know, Auto Tech...

by Grace George | From plastic mice to frozen shirts, fart machines to cling-wrapped rooms and fake emails to a desk in the bathroom, you could say the Social Studies department has a well known history...

by Michaela Lamb and Diana Timmermans | That horrible moment when the vending machines eat the money meant to buy some Cheetos. This has been happening more and more to students as they adjust to the...

by Aly Copp | My Worst Ever... Day:  “When I was a lot younger, maybe eight years old I was going to the fall festival with my brother and my dad for the first time. My parents were like “Okay...

by Aly Copp | Fake babies, toy making and learning about the different stages of pregnancy are all subjects students explore in Child Development 1 as a freshman. Something a lot of people do not know...