Students Win National Medals for Writing
April 22, 2014
Ceramic teapot made by sophomore Sophia Mautz. The piece won a regional Gold Key. Currently, it is on display at Pacific Northwest College of Art. Photo courtesy of Sophia Mautz.
Temperatures Rising Lead to an Increase in Broken Dress Code
Minna Jayaswal and Emilia Massa
April 21, 2014
Track Athletes Face New Attendance Policy
April 18, 2014
The track team finishes its warm-up by clapping and yelling "Cards!" at a home meet against Aloha on April 16.
Students Prepare for Prom
With prom coming up, there are students who have begun their search for suits and gowns for the event. “I’m really excited to go to prom, it will be my first time,” junior David Seung said. The prom will... Read More »
April 22, 2014
Temperatures Rising Lead to an Increase in Broken Dress Code
April 21, 2014
Though the temperature has barely crept up into the high... Read More »
Cardinals Care hosts toiletries drive for the homeless
April 14, 2014
Through April 30, students may bring toiletries to a bin marked “Cardinals Care” outside... Read More »
Diversity Gets Assembly Spotlight
April 5, 2014
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Gun Threat Causes Brief Lock-Down
April 4, 2014
A man whose mental health was in question was apprehended... Read More »
Chess Team Goes for National Title
April 4, 2014
After winning state titles last month, Gabe Skoro, Andy Trattner, and Kian Patel... Read More »
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Track teams split with Aloha
The girls’ track team beat Aloha 86-59, and the boys team lost 66-78 in their home meet on April 16. Both the boys and... Read More »
April 20, 2014
Track Athletes Face New Attendance Policy
April 18, 2014
The track and field team is “suffering from spotty and sporadic attendance,” causing team morale to be “extremely... Read More »
JV Boys’ Golf Team claims 3rd at Quail Valley
April 12, 2014
The JV boys’ golf team finished third in competition on April. 8. “I feel really good about our JV team... Read More »
April 9, 2014
In an effort to hire more in-building coaches, the administration has fired head football coach Adam Grimes. The 1995 Lincoln... Read More »
Track Teams Post Best Marks at Invite
April 6, 2014
Fresh from top performances at the Laker Invitational April 4, the track teams travel to Sunset April 7. A double win... Read More »
April 5, 2014
The varsity boys’ golf team finished third on April. 1 at Pumpkin Ridge Ghost Creek. “It was our first... Read More »
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“An Abundance of Katherines” by John Green
Though some prefer the more layered nuances of "Looking for Alaska," or the hilarious tragedy portrayed in "The Fault in Our Stars," my heart will always... Read More »
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Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein
January 21, 2014
Through the documentation of a captured British spy in occupied France, “Code Name Verity” details the effects... Read More »
The Book Thief by Markus Zuzak
January 21, 2014
This is a book about a child, but it is not a children’s book. “The Book Thief” is about WWII, told by... Read More »
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Students Win National Medals for Writing
In school, students are taught how to write in English classes. Essays are given out, and they are told exactly what prompt they have to write. Most students go home and do not even dream of submitting their... Read More »
April 22, 2014
Hailey Tollner Takes Center Stage
April 22, 2014
The lights dim and the band blasts it’s jazzy ballad. Suddenly a girl appears on stage and begins her rendition of “Funny Honey”. That girl is Junior Hailey Tollner as the lead in... Read More »
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The Lego Movie: Everything is Awesome. Period.
It's not very common that I find humor in family films, but "The Lego Movie" truly exceeded my expectations. Along with myself, I can safely say that many critics and viewers alike will agree.... Read More »
April 3, 2014
March 22, 2014
The Academy Award winning film “Twelve Years a Slave” tells the... Read More »
