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A blast from the past: Decades Day revives fashion trends
Day three of Homecoming was Decades Day, in which the 9th graders dressed like the 50s, the sophomores as the 60s, the juniors as the 70s, the seniors as the 80s and the faculty like it was the 90s all over again. “It was interesting to see the people showcasing school spirit by dressing as…
Read More[Behind The Scenes] Girls Volleyball’s Culture fuels Success
Every team wants to succeed but not many take care of their team like Girls Varsity Volleyball. After a 3-0 win Sept. 13 against Blake, the stands and bench erupted in cheers as they celebrated the second win of the season bringing their record to 2 wins and 4 losses. No matter a win or loss,…
Read MoreEnvironmental disasters from summer prompt student group action
Amazon fires capture headlines and help The Amazon rainforest fires started Jul. 15 as clouds of smoke spread across the forests and into cities. There were many questions asked such as what started the fires and how to put them out. As to what started the fires, Science reported that it was human activities such as farming…
Read MoreAnnual Peru Trip builds language skills and expands world view for students
Every year US language teacher Senor Castellanos takes kids across Peru to experience the culture and practice speaking Spanish. He has been leading these trips for 4 years. <h3>“In this trip, they visit a wide variety of places including Machu Picchu, Lima, and Rainbow Mountain. This trip allows students to relax while building language skills…
Read MoreSave our planet, not Notre Dame
Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris caught fire on Apr. 15 and was destroyed. Since that event, hundreds of millions of dollars have poured in to help rebuild this iconic landmark such as LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault who pledged 226 million euros. With the money that has already been donated, the world could clear the pacific…
Read More[GAME REVIEW] Trials Rising breaks expectations with amazing jumps
Kids across the world play video games. There are different consoles, games and controls. Many parents believe that the violence from many popular games will hurt the growing brain and slow it’s thinking process, but Trials Risingis a biking and motorcycles game where players ride with friends or online alone while completing goals and objectives. Trials Rising offers…
Read MoreCold students look for a warm solution
Making that quick 3-minute dash between Huss and the temporary buildings for your language class. The decision in the cold winter months between lugging around your winter coat to your classes, or walking around the school for a shorter time outside, which will make you late to class. A warm walkway would make students more comfortable going…
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