Test Prepares Students for the Real Thing
On Oct. 13 all sophomores will take the Practice Scholastic Assessment Test.
Apple Hits Another Home Run
Acclaimed as “the greatest iPod to date,” by Internet Gaming Network, the new iPod Touch version 4.1 lives up to its hype.
Consultants benefit writers
With the school year in progress, English teachers begin to assign essays, while seniors also start to prepare to submit college applications and essays.
Food, fellowship kick off year
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes kicked the year off on Monday, Sept. 13 with a gathering that included free food, a message and a free concert.
Breaking: Lockdown leaves student facing charges
By David Matteson The lockdown that spanned the majority of fifth period was due to a student found with a suspicious device.
Braves Build Bridges
With a common interest, students began the first meeting of Engineering Club Monday after school in physics teacher Micheal Undieme’s room.
Students look to the future
Recycling over 5400 pounds last year, Environmental Club is dedicated to saving our ecosystem, reducing landfill space and mitigating climate change.
Math Center provides unique opportunity
Among the dozens of clubs and activities on campus, few rival the supportive help and guidance Math Center offers students.
Tradition aids campus families
Unlike most competitions between the classes, the annual Kiss the Pig fundraiser has a purpose.
Club embraces community service
BY AMANDA FLEMINGER To assist fellow students, Spanish Honor Society members will begin tutoring those in Spanish I-III in Room 10-208. If a student needs assistance, one can go to…