The legalization of marijuana, also known as cannabis, pot, tea, grass, hash, or weed, is the subject of debate throughout the country. Marijuana is made from the leaves and flowers of the Indian hemp plant, cannabis sativa, and it is usually crushed and formed into cigarettes for smoking. It is an anesthetic, antibiotic, and antidepressant [...]
The school hosted four French exchange students from the Lycée Saint-Michel in France. The students attended classes, visited attractions, and learned about American culture. Foucald Huard was hosted by Andy Palmer (’12), Céline Sauron was hosted by Sylvia Al-Mateen (’13), Pauline Vanoverschelde was hosted by Kajsa Mayo (’12), and Victor Boutin was hosted by Decker [...]
The following candidates will present their election speeches for ASB positions on Thursday, April 22. President: Sean Fuller (’11), Jessie Hirota (’11), and Nick Kohnen (’11). Fuller wants this position because he knows that he can arrange a fun year for the students and has plans to build a stronger community and create a positive [...]
Students will present four plays in this year’s Student One Act Festival April 23 and 24, which we preview for you below. “Piano Man” Directed by Rafael McCauley (’10), “Piano Man” is written by stage manager Alex Martin (’10). It features an average day of Joe Baldwin played by Bryan Gula (’12), who works in [...]
The Washington State House passed Senate Bill 6345, which makes cell phone use without a Bluetooth or other hands-free devices a primary offense. However, for drivers under 18, even hands-free devices are prohibited. Using a cell phone was previously a secondary offense, which means that police cannot ticket drivers unless they have been pulled over [...]
Captains Harry Doumit (’10), Kit Banko (’10), Mike Mayer (’10), and Jeremiah Papa (’10) will lead the varsity baseball team this season as they look to improve on last year’s 4–10 season. Coached by Tyler Francis, the team will focus on beating opponents with whom they have special rivalries, such as Life Christian, Orting, and [...]
Most students have lived in America for their whole lives, but during Winterim some students were able to travel to a variety of international destinations—France, El Salvador, and Canada—to explore cultures, serve a community, and join the world’s celebration of Olympic sports. France Thirteen students immersed themselves in French culture by visiting museums, monuments, specialty [...]
For the first time in 20 years, a Tarrier football player has been named to the All-State football team. This athlete is senior Cory Barrett, who had 23 touchdowns, 110 receptions, and ran over 2,100 yards during his junior and senior years. In 2009, he led the state in kickoff return yardage with an average [...]
It’s no secret that students at the school are part of the millions worldwide who enjoy the phenomenon of YouTube. Created in Feb. 2005 and owned by Google, YouTube has become a successful and popular place for watching online videos by people and companies. Anyone can easily upload their videos for the world to see, [...]
Below are the proposed guidelines on freak dancing currently under consideration by the Student Faculty Senate. The Senate welcomes feedback about these guidelines, and the AT invites you to leave a reply below All guidelines are to be followed by all dance attendees. Should anyone have a question about any of the following information, please [...]
