Rachel Brokenshire, Correspondent
December 13, 2016
Filed under Opinion
When we think of farm animals, we may picture a scene from a children’s book—a farmer and his family taking care of the animals; the cows in the field eating grass with their calves; the pigs happily lying about in mud puddles;...
Leah Matthews, Staff writer
December 11, 2016
Filed under Opinion
The week before Thanksgiving, the church I go to gave back to the community. It was the best moment to experience. The looks on the peoples faces showed that they are really thankful that this is happening and they do care about...
Kyle Murray, Staff writer
February 19, 2015
Filed under Basketball, Opinion, Sports
The College Basketball season is more than half way over, and the road to the Final Four is almost here – with conference tournaments right around the corner. The No. 1 team in the country – the Kentucky Wildcats – are...
Taija Randolph
December 17, 2014
Filed under Opinion
The way I feel about the situation, it’s unfair and I feel like all young black people are not safe. I feel like it’s similar to the Trayvon Martin situation (from a few years ago).
Two innocent black man got their lives...
Lillian Brown, Staff writer
November 5, 2014
Filed under Opinion
School shootings affect teachers, children, and families so intensely because we’ve learned that schools are supposed to be safe places for children to learn and have values. It seems that gun violence in schools is a typical...
Tylisha Jackson, Staff Writer
January 22, 2014
Filed under Opinion
Sometimes, store-bought Christmas dinners, desserts, and appetizers aren’t always the best quality of eating or healthiest or cheapest, so I believe these are a few of the best inexpensive, healthy and delicious Christmas recipes...
Rory Connor
January 22, 2014
Filed under Opinion
Poor Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving is such an underrated holiday when it happens to be one of the best. Now, I understand why people would be looking forward to Christmas because of the time off from work and school, and the corporations...
Rory Connor, Staff Writer
January 22, 2014
Filed under Opinion, Uncategorized
St. Joseph High School had half days all week during the last week of August due to an unprecedented heat wave the struck the area reaching temperatures of 96 degrees.
During the week of august 26th to august 30th St. Joseph High Schoo...
Kyle Murray, Staff Writer
November 3, 2013
Filed under Opinion
Homecoming 2013 was a success. Everyone had fun and it was capped off with a Football win and a great dance.
The whole week we were out of uniform. It really helped with the heat because it was so hot...
Fayth Springer, Staff Writer
February 15, 2013
Filed under Opinion
Valentine’s Day is the day of love and a day of opportunity, but should this overly commercialized “holiday” be actually considered a holiday? It used to just be a day to show someone how special they are and how much they...
Chris Donaldson, Staff Writer
February 14, 2013
Filed under Opinion
The National Hockey League has been in a bit of a flux the past ten years. The NHL has experienced two work stoppages during that time, one of which canceled the whole season. The NHL ranks fourth in the USA as far as popular...
Chris Donaldson, Staff Writer
December 13, 2012
Filed under Opinion
In today’s college football scene, money is king and the dollars outweigh the interest of the games. This is none more evident than the 36 different corporately sponsored bowl games. These games are sponsored by various companies...
