From My Perspective
May 10, 2010 • Victoria Harshaw
Filed under Features, Opinion
Let’s see here. Getting home late from a sporting event. Going to sleep at eleven or twelve if you have homework. Waking up in the morning to go to class at 5:30? This is what most zero hour students do every other day. Zero hour is class you can take before school starts; it can be taken as an extra... Read more »
Clash of the Titans Review
May 10, 2010 • Skylar Bond, Sports Editor
Filed under Opinion
Clash of the Titans pits man against the gods and their minions in an epic fashion. It stars Sam Wothington, who also starred in Avatar, as Perseus son of Zeus; Gemma Arterton, who was also in Quatum of Solace, as Io an immortal woman who later becomes a love interest of Perseus; Ralph Fiennes, who also... Read more »
From My Perspective
April 16, 2010 • Mitchell Hampton
Filed under Opinion
The other day I was driving into school, and I happened to notice the lane I wanted to drive through was practically closed. There was a truck half way into the street, and a car that thought it could park wherever it so chose. I couldn’t believe people are actually this bad at parking, When I took... Read more »
Repo Men poses dilemma
April 16, 2010 • Wylie Crawford
Filed under Opinion
In a dark and depressing world a company finds the cure to every known disease: artificial organs. Though the price of the new body part may actually cost you an arm and a leg, The Union offers a credit payment system that allows you to pay monthly installments, but if you can’t keep up with the payments... Read more »
Shutter Island entices viewer
April 16, 2010 • Taylor Rahe
Filed under Opinion
The title Shutter Island sets the vibe for the movie right away. The previews made it appear as more as a horror movie, but it’s actually more mystery. The movie sets the creepy level at high when it explains the 1954 case that U.S. Marshal Edward “Teddy” Daniels and his partner Chuck Aule are... Read more »
Health Care Reform
April 16, 2010 • Skylar Bond
Filed under Opinion
Health Care Re-form. What does it mean? Is it the answer to the prayers of countless people without health care? Will it be the downfall of President Barrack Obama’s agenda? Or will it merely further divide what is an already deeply divided nation? The answer to all of these questions is yes… and... Read more »
J-Staff believes in block
March 1, 2010 • Journalism Staff
Filed under Opinion
If the school board were to take away block scheduling and replace it with seven class periods a day, high-schoolers’ lives would be severely affected in many ways. Students are extremely busy; they are busier and have more responsibilities than the generation before. With school, sports practices,... Read more »
Keepin’ the love alive
March 1, 2010 • Susan Iverson
Filed under Opinion
Valentines Day is that one special day that girls look forward to all year, or at least the cheesy ones who like presents. And you’re probably thinking, “Oh that’s not me” but all girls like to be spoiled and like presents and like cheesy little things once a year. There are certain things... Read more »
DeLay of Game
February 25, 2010 • Jackson DeLay, Online Editor
Filed under Opinion, Sports
How young is too young? For a 13 year-old 7th grader to make a decision about what college he will attend is stupid. David Sills could finally watch the PG-13 rated Transformers movie without a parent around, and now he is already verbally committing to USC? When coaches start recruiting kids before... Read more »
From My Perspective – Nelson Bontrager
November 24, 2009 • Nelson Bontrager, Cartoonist
Filed under Opinion
You get to school late on a Monday morning. It’s cold outside and all you can think about is getting inside, so you try the door, but it’s locked! You try all of the doors and you realize they’re all locked. The only way to get in is to “buzz in” at the door, by pressing a button that sends... Read more »
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