In my family, I have a brother, a sister, a mom and a dad. Everyone in my family is unique in their own way but for this column, only my older sister, Emily, deserves all the attention.
After...
I have been a Star Wars fan ever since I was in first grade, when Episode III came out. I used to draw battle droids in my art class, I still know the pointless trivia questions, I have old action...
School used to merely be a hobby and Pokémon a lifestyle. I’d spend hours upon hours making teams, collecting new Pokémon, battling trainers over and over to evolve Pokémon or get them to learn...
Anyone who has siblings knows they can be annoying and irritating. They get in your personal space, ask incessant questions and exist solely to make your life difficult.
Sibling rivalry can also...
Creating a new and fun learning environment for students that have tools that aren’t normally provided in a typical classroom setting is undoubtedly beneficial. However, are the new learning spaces...
At every blackout, the crowd goes crazy for the school’s comedy improv troupe. The name of the show may be confused with the exit you take from Comedy City downtown to Liberty, but for the students,...
Recently, LHS blocked most YouTube videos and has previously blocked many websites on the school computers. This has stirred up a discussion amongst students and teachers. Is blocking websites beneficial...
Lately, I’ve thought a lot about a quote from my favorite movie, Real Genius. Real Genius is an 80’s comedy following a group of above-average intelligence college students whose chief goal is to make...
One of the many things I love about my family is how easily we can connect and reconnect. Some of us can go weeks, even months without seeing each other and when we finally reunite it almost seems as if...
On Sunday, February 20, 2015 I, Zach Kilgas stayed up the latest I ever have in order to complete homework. I enjoyed a fun weekend, until a phone reminder did just that. Cornell Notes for ten short stories,...
