As children, many people dream of being a doctor, a cook, or an orthodontist; this year’s seniors will have the chance to fulfill those dreams during senior internships beginning May 18. For example, Johnny Shapton (’10) is interested in becoming a pediatrician since he loves children and wants to experience a career as a doctor. [...]
The literary magazine Inkblots has the theme “Light and Dark” and intends to be distributed before Tussock Moth Day. “In past years, we sent our magazines to judges [and] they have noticed that we haven’t stuck to a theme, so this year that was one of our goals,” editor-in-chief Mishkin said. The magazine will feature [...]
Diet sodas have become extremely popular in a society worried about obesity, but the sugarless drinks might cause other health concerns. To combat teen obesity, schools have replaced regular sodas in their vending machines with diet sodas. According to KOMO 4 News, beverage companies have responded to complaints from health organizations, and they have removed [...]
This article is the start of a food column that will show you how to cook various fun treats. Stay tuned for more great recipes, and please leave comments on what items you are interested in making. There are many versions for this recipe. I got this one from my friend who makes these all [...]
Captains Max LaBerge (’10), Diane Lawrence (’10), and Rachael Williams (’11) aim to beat Orting, who won the league title last year, helped with a big influx of freshmen athletes. Last year, 15 track athletes placed in state, and the team placed third in state for boys and eighth in state for girls. “We lost [...]
In the Haiti disaster, international musical stars have decided to come together and lend a helping hand. On Jan. 22, a group of artists collaborated to make an album for Haiti. All the proceeds go to the following consortium of organizations: Clinton Bush Haiti Fund, Oxfam America, Partners in Health, the Red Cross, UNICEF, United [...]
2009 was a great year for new electronic gadgets. Listed below are 10 popular electronic devices that students love. 1. Roomba is a robotic vacuum that spins around and cleans without anyone doing work. It ranges from $100–$300, depending on which model you buy. Roomba can be purchased at costco.com. “I would want to buy [...]
The film “2012” has intrigued students with its plot of a Mayan superstition that the world will come to end in the year 2012. This film was based on an ancient Mayan calendar made in about 2000 B.C. The calendar recorded the movement of planets and stars, and the Mayans inferred that the world would [...]
In addition to skis, boards, and boots, shoppers will find a number of very cool accessories this year to enhance their winter sport experience. For example, skiers and snowboarders can glide with the safety of a sports helmet in the new Bluetooth endorsed helmet from besportier.com, while listening to their favorite playlist using the helmet’s [...]
This winter’s musical, “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown,” will be the first student musical to be featured in the Donn Laughlin Theater and the first dinner theater performance in Charles Wright history. While performing, the chorus will be serving dinner to the audience while the main actors continue with the play. “The blocking for [...]
