Teacher Spotlight: Mrs. Kerr
By: Chloe Rudnicki |News Editor December 15th, 2016 As the well-worn axiom goes, “Teachers affects eternity; they can never tell where their influence ends.” It is a mantra that lies at the heart of education and […]
2016
In Search of Fresh Powder
By: Ian Warner | Writer & Taylor Bautista | Writer December 14, 2016 The winter season comes and with it, brings cold weather, ugly sweaters, and huddling inside by the fireplace for […]
Loyalty vs. Money in Professional Soccer
By: Robbie Campbell | Writer December 15, 2016 In a world driven by money, soccer players around the world are paid astronomical numbers for their performances on the pitch. Because of this, players will […]
The Perfect Date Night – Winter Wonderland
By: Solana Loust | Writer & Devynn Conte | Writer December 16, 2016 The holiday season is the perfect time for fun and romantic date nights with your loved one. All these holiday festivities come with […]
A Debrief on the Dakota Access Pipeline and a Look Ahead
By: Jahfreen Alam | News Editor December 13, 2016 In a provoking intersection of tribal rights, water access, environmental impact, and economic gain, the Dakota Access Pipeline has lead to controversy, outrage, and support atypical […]
The Cost of Plastic Bags
By: John de Koeyer | Writer December 15, 2016 California’s passage of Proposition 67 on November 8th, which requires retailers to no longer provide free single use plastic bags. According to the California Voter’s […]
A Quirky Christmas Tradition: A History of White Elephant
By: Gavin Kelleher | Writer December 16, 2016 Every year on November 25th, after Thanksgiving festivities have subsided and the chaos of family gatherings have fizzled out, Christmas spirit springs into action. Christmas decorations are stocked on […]
Door Decorating Contest: ASB Makes the Season Bright
By: Hayden Koerner | Writer and Opinion Editor December 16, 2016 What’s better than a gift all wrapped up in holiday cheer? A classroom door, of course! Fortunately for us students at SCHS, the ASB […]
Giving the Gifts that Count
By Kenzie McKinnon | Writer & Photographer & Camryn Ostrander | Writer & Photographer So, if you haven’t heard, “giving back” is like the “new black,” and as we approach the holidays at a […]
Book Review – We All Looked Up
By: Hailey Griffith | Writer and Photographer December 12, 2016 What would you do if your life was suddenly based on a 66% chance of dying and a 34% chance of surviving? In the […]