Breast Cancer Controversies
By Stirling Dubell- What is really going on behind the Pink Ribbon?
Tag Archives: october 2014
A Football Fan’s Perspective: NFL Breast Cancer Awareness
By Carina Scher- Learn more about how the NFL is helping bring more awareness to breast cancer
Controversial Halloween Costumes (What Not to Wear this Halloween)
By Stirling Dubell Hal·low·een /haləˈwēn/ noun Halloween: the night of October 31, the eve of All Saints’ Day, commonly celebrated by children who dress in costume and collect candy and […]
Quitting, But Not Giving Up
By Hadiyah Samuel- Recently I attempted to quit smoking cigarettes, and failed the first day. I can’t lie about that, but today stats a new day & I’m ready!
Tips for Your College Essay
By Collin Mcdonald Senior year of is widely referred to as the best year in high school. I mean with privileges such as being exempt from class finals and not having to […]
The Gubernatorial in High School: Voting for Non-voters
By Danielle Brignola-October has breezed in with browning leaves, warm apple cider, and pumpkin patches galore. With the change of the season, school has reached full swing and the federal fiscal year has begun. Something often overlooked by students as they transition into sweatshirts and rain boots, are the gubernatorial elections…
Where Did They Go?
Have you ever wondered where the Class of 2014 went? Well, here’s your answer
Ally Week… What Is It and What Can You Do to Help?
By DJ Williams- What is an Ally? What is Ally Week? And how should you celebrate it?
Update on Ferguson.. The Fight Isn’t Over
August 9th 2014, 65 days ago, Michael Brown, an unarmed eighteen year old boy was fatally shot by Darren Wilson in Ferguson, Missouri. Brown was jaywalking with his friend (now […]
