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Week of Jan. 12-16

Mary Galkowski, Staff Writer, Photographer • January 19, 2016

After doing a photoshoot at Shi Studios, the photographer wanted juniors Grace Folkins and Clay Bierk to meet with an agent and do another shoot in NYC on Friday, Jan. 15.

Students put their hearts on their sleeves

Sydney Kinzy, PHOTO EDITOR • January 14, 2016

Tattoos are more than just ink on skin. They hold a strong meaning to those who have them, and these students are no exception.

Students plan to survive second semester

Claire Dreller, Staff Writer • January 13, 2016

As students get in the groove of second semester, some find that motivation is hard to find. For seniors, this is the last stretch of their high school career; for juniors it is the final days of the “hardest year of high school.” Sophomores and freshmen still have a while to go.

Week of Jan. 5-8

Mary Galkowski, Photographer • January 11, 2016

Mali Seagele's air freshener balls inside her basketball bag were mistaken as drugs by the drug dogs.

The future is now

Hannah Hoffmann, TECHNICAL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF • January 6, 2016

While this generation is one of many stuck before the era of what many would consider to be “the future”—flying cars, chrome-covered everything, even maybe some lightsabers or a Death Star—innovation...

Week of Dec. 14 – 18

Mary Galkowski, Staff Writer / Photographer • December 23, 2015

Jim Hermann's AP World History class had an ethnic food day where students brought food from their ancestral background heritage lands.

The do’s and do not’s of winter break

Dani Fischer, MANAGING EDITOR-IN-CHIEF • December 23, 2015

Finals are over. A weight has been lifted off your back, the air smells fresher and the whole world is brighter. There’s absolutely no homework and you have nothing left to do. So, what do you do? The...