By Jaci Schneider, Opinion Editor Much Ado About Something Every morning when I leave my house, I make a decision. I either take out my keys, walk over to my car and drive to school, or I leave my keys in my bag, turn the other way and walk to school. I would like to say that I only drive when it's raining, but I don't. I drive if I'm running ... [Read More…]

By Jonathan Smith, Editor in Chief The stress is mounting. But it's not the nearing exam week or end-of-the-year projects causing this. No, teachers will return more graded papers to my possession during the next four weeks, so one thing is certain: The red ink will flow freely. But not anymore. According to an article on CNN.com, red ink for ... [Read More…]

By Mallory Sherwood, Features Editor Face the Facts It is the fastest spreading virus on campus since the flu hit in late February. Spring Fever. The damage: empty classrooms across campus, louder chatter than usual during Chapel and slipping grades across the board. This column is for all students who could care less about finishing the ... [Read More…]

By Lori Bredemeyer, Managing Editor Dependence must be hereditary-I come from a long line of addicts. My grandpa started smoking when he joined the military and continued for about 25 years until he got colon cancer in the '80s. My grandma started smoking after her parents died when she was about 15. She continued until she died of throat and ... [Read More…]