When most people think about types of building materials they might think about wood, steel, or concrete. However the Students for Environmental Action Club (SEA) is building outside the box as they hope to make eco-bricks using a more unusual building...

With the holiday season here, AP Government students have been given the opportunity to create ornaments. However, these decorations are a spin from the typical Christmas accessories as students are instead required to construct visual representations...

Rather than completing typical practice worksheets, AP Calculus BC students have been participating in an integration tournament in which there are multiple rounds of one on one competitions of solving integrals.  “Integration is one of the most...

Angel Tree aims to help underprivileged families by donating Christmas gifts of toys and clothing.  Teachers have been given the option to ‘adopt an angel’ and collect donations with their 2A class periods, and those who have chosen to participate...

Walking down the social studies hall is a tour through the world’s religions as posters line the walls and lockers. AP Human Geography is a class which allows students to analyze the world’s cultural history and change in demographics over time....

From the age of five, magic has been an interest for senior Vishnu Vasudev.  However, it was not the typical spells and charms seen in books and films or performances done by party magicians that captivated Vishnu, but instead the magical workings...

From acrobats to tight rope walkers.  Juggling to the flying trapeze. One hundred years ago, the traveling circus was at its peak with millions of Americans eager to see the show whenever the circus came to town. But for sophomore Kris Jensen,...

With the campus’ annual Club Fair taking place on Wednesday during advisory, students will have the opportunity to not only learn more about the 30-plus organizations on campus but also find potential clubs of their own interest.  “The fair allows...

From GAGA ball to bingo, Student Council has been actively working to incorporate more activities during advisory. The next in the series, 9 Square, is happening Tuesday during advisory.  Senior Scott McCord believes the advisory events are a great...

With partygoers surging from every corner of the streets, ambulances speeding amongst the swarming stampede, and residents and tourists hopelessly falling to their knees, the nightlife district of South Korea had become a path full of disaster and horror. On...

Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) is hosting its annual blood drive in partnership with Carter Blood Care Monday from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Students who donate will receive two service hours, a t-shirt, and a graduation cord if you donate...

Combine.  Combine.  Pause.  Combine.  Combine.  Pause.  Combine. And just like that, she takes the win.  To many others, the infamous game 2048 is impossible to play, but to freshman Medha Pedaprolu, all it takes is a couple...