As the days in high school dwindle down, seniors have neared a point in their lives where they will not be in the comfort zone and have to enter the unknown “real” world. The days of mom and dad taking care of them and endless free time are coming to an end. Whether students...
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In your hands, you control someone’s life. You control how they look, where they work, who they marry and where they live. You even affect the world around them. Okay, it’s not a real person you’re controlling, but it’s the next best thing: a sim! The Sims franchise has been around since 2000 and...
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When the privilege system was implemented before any of us walked these halls, it was based off an idea of incentive. To get the students to try harder and get better grades in classes, the administration put something there for them to look forward to. When this system started it was a good idea,...
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Ever since the Twilight series, every book seems to be about vampires. I hope this does not continue because too much vampire can be a bad thing. Marked is about Zoey Redbird and her journey through the House of Night, or high school for vampires. The House of Night is a school for marked...
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  The end of the year for seniors is a time where being lazy and not turning in assignments becomes a normal, everyday occurrence. This slide downwards in production from the senior class is seen by the underclassmen. They see this behavior and think that it is okay to become lazy and slack off...
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On April 16, 17 and 18 the Falls Players performed the play ‘Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure’. I went to go see the play opening night and was impressed by how well the actors played their parts. I was also impressed because the director was sophomore Gregg Koboski and for the most part the...
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The School Board had another busy night with an agenda filled with talk of resignations, new members, graduation requirements, RtI, virtual learning and the 2011 graduation date. Four district employees will be resigning or retiring at the end of this school year. Forrest Street Early Learning Center principal Sherri Torkelson and high school business...
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April is Senioritis Awareness Month. We have all heard of senioritis, but how much do we really know? How can we protect ourselves from this rapidly-spreading illness?
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Cleaning up your Facebook is important when applying to college and for jobs.
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Mario and Luigi are back in a brand new adventure now with two Toads at their side.
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