Sometimes in foreign language courses, students are made to choose a different name to go by in-class. Someone in my Spanish I class once chose the name ‘Yolanda.’ But if you’re a twin and you share...

Silver days. Let’s be honest- everyone hates them. Students hate having seven classes, going back and forth from class to their lockers. Teachers hate being able to teach for only 50 minutes, but what...

I do not know who said it was okay for sick students to go to school, but whomever it was, was nuts. This school is like one big petri dish. When one person sneezes in building three, another person gets...

  When couples move in together and finally tie the knot, they expect to spend a lot of time with each other. Their usual daily routines intertwine and they figure out how to live their lives as...

Select students go out of their way for the opportunity to achieve titles such as a certified lifeguard or babysitter. Others take courses in self-defense, like martial arts and karate. CPR is another...

When I am in class and am trying to learn, there are multiple things that keep me from doing so. I could be exhausted, annoyed or sometimes I may just not be in the “school mood” but when I hear what...

The injured. They are everywhere. Everywhere I look, there they are, and now, what is worse is that I have become one. Being injured is not fun. Students don’t care if you are injured, as they still...

When it comes to awkward moments in high school, walking into the wrong bathroom tops the list. There is already so much that teachers and administration expect students to do, and having to know which...

When there is a day off from school, the school population cheers. They cannot wait to sleep in, go to the beach and hang out with their friends. This is how most people felt on Sept. 5, but not everyone...

The stairs are the highways of the high school. It is the gateway into class and when travelling up them, some people just are not smart. Texting is important. I get it, because I like to text as well,...

In May, theater teacher Anne Stout held auditions for the fall play, “Picnic at Hanging Rock” instead of having them a few months in advance like usual. The number of students who showed up exceeded...