Studio Art AP: students channeling inner artists
By Nicole Schreiber
Ever wonder who could be the next Picasso or Van Gogh? They may be right here at school.
Studio Art AP, taught by Christine An, is designed to foster growth in future artists. The 26 students enrolled in the class experiment with all aspects of art as they discover their capabilities and explore the wide spectrum of the art world.
This is the first article of a series, which will feature Studio Art AP students proving their artistic talent.
KnitTogether club gives earnings to village in Burma
By Brian Walz
Weave around each of the pegs attached to the hoop, intertwining soft yarn of different colors. Tie off and flip each bottom loop of yarn over the top one. Push the loops down and unhook the yarn. Begin again, knitting a hat that will raise money to save lives.
‘Spice’ up your life with the return of the ‘Girls’
By Kate Keenan
“If you wanna be my lover/got to get with my friends.” These simple words could be heard singing at the top of every girl’s lungs when the Spice Girls were in their prime, and now with their comeback on its way, the question on everyone’s mind is what will the Spice Girls’ fanatics be singing now?
Food drive a time to give back
By Scott Stephens
ASB has decided to eliminate the competition aspect of the annual Thanksgiving food drive. Without competition between classrooms, ASB hopes to promote a more altruistic spirit throughout the school. The food drive allows students and their families to give donated food items to Second Harvest, a charity that provides food for the less fortunate.
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Teacher injury affects math classes
By Douglas Sangster
Math teacher Steve Cochran will be taking a leave of absence until the end of the semester due to a leg injury that occurred on Sunday, October 7. As of press time, no permanent substitute had taken over his classes, three sections of Alternative Pathways Geometry and two sections of trigonometry.
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