Boys come back strong, redeem upset
From season ending upsets to come-from-behind underdog wins, the boys varsity baseball team has overcome a lot together in the 12 years they have been playing on the same team.
Separate, but unequal?
With seven states and Washington, D.C. legalizing gay marriage, the argument for equality has reached the federal level. As legal movements for black rights and women’s rights fade into history…
Hidden disease proves deadly
High school and college students from around the country are dying from seemingly normal workouts and drills. The eerie detail that is common in these deaths is that many of…
Community event supports victim
On April 27, the Pershing Avenue Christian Church is hosting a fundraiser dinner and bingo night for Boone senior Elizabeth Harrison.
Hot Topic: Class size controversy causes reversal
Curbing to complaints from students and school administrators alike, legislators are reducing the effect of the newly implemented Class Size Amendment.
Scott ignores pill problem, blocks solution
Lately, the only thing more apparent to Florida voters than Governor Rick Scott’s approval rating nose dive is the need for pill mill regulation.
Scott’s budget leaves services struggling
Before an eager crowd of Tea Partiers and republicans, Gov. Rick Scott announced a two-year budget plan that leaves public education and Medicaid strained.
Google suite revolutionizes technology
Classic Google features like Google Search and Google Earth have become household names but the technology behemoth has had other lesser known, while equally useful, successes.
Hot Topic: Egyptians fight for freedom
For the past week, Egyptian citizens gathered in Cairo by the hundreds of thousands to show their opposition to the government, specifically President Hosni Mubarak.
American adaptation, Skins, causes uproar
Recently the new MTV show Skins has Parent Television Council heads exploding.