By Jahfreen Alam | Writer November 10, 2015 On October 23rd, Hurricane Patricia shattered records by becoming the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the Western Hemisphere, originating as a normal tropical storm before mutating […]
By Katie Kendall | Writer & Melissa Whitsell | Writer November 10, 2015 The annual SCHS physics pumpkin drop held on Friday, October 30th was a smashing hit to say the least. In the spirit […]
By Shikha Mody | Newspaper Club President November 10, 2105 Chilly weather, cozy sweaters, and fun times with friends and family all characterize the season of autumn. To make good times even better, just […]
By Maisie Shea | Writer & Brycen Dutchik | Writer November 10, 2015 Illegal immigration, or the migration of people across national borders in a such way that violates the immigration laws […]
By Baron Moran | Writer & Katy Clemens | Writer November 10, 205 Since the death of illustrious Apple CEO Steve Jobs, three movies have attempted to portray his complicated life. Two of the three […]
By Kian Kiasaleh | A & E Editor & Claudia Pacheco | Editor in Chief You spot them trudging through the hallways, uneasy and exhausted. You catch of glimpse of them […]
By Saffron Sener | News Editor November 4, 2015 Running, running. Wild, crazy, free for all. That’s what this was. Confusion and chaos held fast to this situation. Collectivity hid. Uniformity was killed, along […]
By Ethan Partridge | Writer November 3, 2015 Thanksgiving literally has it’s meaning embedded into it’s title, a day to give thanks for what we have and appreciate those around us. Thanksgiving is a greatly personal […]
By Taylor Jower | Writer & El Seabern | Writer November 5, 2105 With Halloween passing, peoples’ mindset shoot straight toward Christmas. Preparing for Christmas can be very time consuming, yet we can not let […]