Our favorite Super Bowl Party food

Story by: Chloe Crawford, Managing Editor

February 2, 2018

Filed under Entertainment, Photo Galleries, Photos, Recent Stories, Showcase, Sports

Oscars nominations announced

Story by: Samuel Stuchbery, Entertainment Editor

February 1, 2018

Filed under Entertainment, News, Recent Stories, Showcase

With the 90th annual Oscars approaching, Tiffany Haddish and Andy Serkis announced the nominees Tuesday morning. Leading the competition with thirteen nominations is Guillermo del Toro’s “The Shape of Water” which previously received awards from the Golden Globes and the Critics Choice Awards. ...

The good, the bad, and the unnecessary

Story by: Lydia Estepp, Design/Copy Editor

December 13, 2017

Filed under Entertainment, Showcase

Hollywood releases movies at an incredible rate, often churning out either masterpieces or total flops. Amidst this constant stream of new films, many movies seem destined to fail because of their lack of purpose. Between sequels, prequels and even a handful of original films, some movies simply never...

The wait is over

Story by: Samuel Stuchbery, Entertainment Editor

December 13, 2017

Filed under Entertainment, Recent Stories, Showcase

After “The Force Awakens” received widespread critical acclaim and generated a whopping 2.066 billion dollars at the box office, fans instantly craved to learn more about the newly introduced characters and storyline. Now, almost two years later, spectators can finally experience the most highly anti...

Upcoming releases

Story by: Samuel Stuchbery, Entertainment Editor

November 30, 2017

Filed under Entertainment, Showcase

November 17th “Justice League”   After Batman V Superman and “Suicide Squad” received negative feedback throughout the film community and fans, many believed the DC Extended Universe (DCEU) would not recover. Then “Wonder Woman” made its debut earlier this summer and received ov...

Call of Duty WWII Review

Story by: Ryan Selldin, Reporter

November 30, 2017

Filed under Entertainment, Showcase

On November 3rd, “Call of Duty WWII” launched. The Call of Duty franchise has been in a drought, losing many of its fans after a disappointing three years. Sledgehammer Games took Call of Duty back to its roots, making new changes and additions to the three Game Modes; Multiplayer, Campaign and Zombi...

The extra week

Story by: Emma Ruggiero, News Editor

November 22, 2017

Filed under Entertainment, Recent Stories, Showcase

Without a doubt, Thanksgiving break almost always seems to either take ages to pass by or ends in the blink of an eye. This leads to many students either wallowing in boredom or wishing they had done something useful with the short time. Enjoy this list of activities that work perfectly for couples, gro...

iPhone 8 vs. iPhone X

Story by: Ryan Selldin, Reporter

October 6, 2017

Filed under Entertainment, Recent Stories, Showcase

Apple has announced two new products: the iPhone 8 and iPhone X. The two new phones release dates were announced with the 8 coming out on September 22 and the X coming out late November. Both of the new editions added many attributes including wireless charging, water and dust resistance and a new studi...

How to use scholarships to make college affordable

Story by: Lydia Estepp, Copy/Design Editor

October 3, 2017

Filed under Entertainment, News, Recent Stories, Showcase

Scholarships work to reduce the price of tuition for students in high school and college. By applying for both scholarships and the FAFSA, seniors planning on going to college can reduce their costs and make their education an affordable investment. The Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation annually awards $3 million of ...

Figuring out requirements for exemptions

Story by: Abigail Padilla, Reporter

May 1, 2017

Filed under Entertainment, Recent Stories, Showcase

Finals week - The week every student dreads the most before a long two-week break for the holidays in December. Not many students understand the full requirements for exempting finals. Some students and teachers believe in false exemption myths. Myth: Every absence for any reason counts against qualif...