In his 16 years as a bus driver, Charles McCain has seen a lot. From crying elementary school kids to obstinate high schoolers, his job requires adaptability. This year, students are not the only ones...
In an effort to address substance use among teenagers, an assembly for the junior class was held on April 2, focusing not on statistics and warnings, but on personal stories of struggle and resilience....
After producing both “Mean Girls” and “Clue” this year, Purebred Productions will debut “The Drowsy Chaperone” on Thursday, April 4. “The Drowsy Chaperone” features a middle-aged theater...
March is known for many things. For basketball fans, it’s the beginning of March Madness. For the Romans, it was the first month on the calendar. For Julius Caesar, it was…unfortunate. And for women...
Senior Nadia Knoblauch is doing a lot of traveling this spring. After spending a month working on her portfolio for the Todd C. Smith Journalist of the Year award, her hard work paid off on March 1 as...
