Senior open studio gives students the artistic freedom to just create
Sarah Nelson, Staff Writer
May 22, 2018
Filed under Creative Differences, Showcase
During 8th period, seniors had the opportunity to sign up to a self-lead art class. They develop their own curriculum and conference with Emily Phillips the clay teacher on their progress. Each student is free to work on whatever they would like to explore as long as they can prove what they hav...
Desire to leave a legacy
Joe Kronberg, Staff Writer
May 8, 2018
Filed under A Cup of Joe
As the year comes to a close, one of the stressors for me as a leader figure to some underclassmen ranks about as high as grades and finals. This year I have had the honor of being the Drama Club president, doing my best to provide a fun and accepting environment for all of the members. I've done my...
Virtual substitute’s success is up to the students
Joe Kronberg, Staff Writer
April 30, 2018
Filed under A Cup of Joe, Opinion
In most classes when a teacher is gone for the day, it is usually left up to the sub to simply take attendance and make sure everyone is on task. In the past year, this has caused the district to beg the question on whether or not there is a need for a sub, or if it would be more efficient to trust students...
Streets of After Prom
Shabana Gupta, Staff Writer
April 27, 2018
Filed under Creative Differences, News
In order to put up decorations for after prom, parents decided to consult the art teachers and set up a time for students to create their own artwork and decorations. Roxi Evans-Guilloz brought spray paint for students to use after school with the art club and anyone else who wanted to join. ...
Making stop motion animation using clay figures
Sarah Nelson, Staff Writter
March 7, 2018
Filed under Creative Differences, Showcase
Oliver Carrell '18 first became interested in animation early on. He used to use a program called Pivot Animator on his computer when he was younger. "It always gave my computer a virus when I downloaded it." Carrell said. "It destroyed every computer my family has ever owned, and I didn't realize it...
Sand Art; from a forbidden hobby to a refined passion
Shabana Gupta, Staff Writer
February 26, 2018
Filed under Columns, Creative Differences, Showcase
Sand Art or Ramel, meaning sandbox, was originally practiced in the desert where sand was abundant. The sand would be ground into a fine powder and dyed with brilliant colors using natural ingredients and minerals. With this sand and years of practice, people learned how to create detailed drawings within...
Evan Newcomb, Sports Editor
September 21, 2018
The girls Cross Country team added another meet win to their resume winning the Varsity at the Tom Karpan Invite hosted by Valley High School, they also finished third in...
Girls win, Boys disappoint at Bobcat Cross Country Invite
September 14, 2018
May 23, 2018
Naanep wins District Singles Title
May 17, 2018
Jacob Marren, Staff Writer
September 19, 2018
"To All Boys I've Loved Before" was aired on Netflix August 17 2018 and gained immediate praise across the world. I however find it to be another average entry into the teen...
Recent Arts & Entertainment Stories
May 22, 2018
From the release of his single Funeral, I've been a fan of AUGUST 08, who first appeared alongside Rich...
May 18, 2018
I will never forget how I felt when the virtual idol Hatsune Miku was on a "Kids React" video from the...
Ash Princess; A new type of book
May 15, 2018
The book Ash Princess by Laura Sebastian was published on April 24th of 2018. It is Sebastian's debut...