A commentary: wisdom teeth
Sami Lynn, Print Editor
September 25, 2014
BEFORE: Aug. 21, 3:27 a.m. I am currently sitting in the dark, with this Word document and the glow of the computer screen on my face. Tomorrow… excuse me, today I will be a different person. A part of me will be lost: my beloved wisdom teeth. I am a ball of fury. Most people are put to sleep...
Anxiety hinders performances
Lydia Johnson, Reporter
May 28, 2014
Filed under Opinion
For some people, it comes easy. For others it is a horrible experience. Sweaty palms. Hands shaking faster than a new massage chair. There is that urge to run to the bathroom, despite the fact that you were there only 10 minutes ago. Those butterflies in your belly caused you to skip breakfast and...
Justin Bieber continues to disappoint
Lydia Johnson, Reporter
February 19, 2014
Filed under Opinion
Justin Bieber: you either love him or you hate him. I hate him. Maybe it is too strong of a word but I really do not care for him. It is not his music. I actually used to commend him for his success. He got famous because of YouTube and made it really big; that is quite impressive. What I...
Reporter tackles black friday
Jaycee House, Reporter
February 19, 2014
Filed under Opinion, Uncategorized
Black Friday, the one day every year that it is socially acceptable to trample over your neighbors at the store, spend ridiculous amounts of money and, if you are extreme enough, camp out by the store until opening time. Originally Black Friday was supposed to be the Friday after Thanksgiving. But...
Teen tackles job, school
Sami Lynn, News and Social Media Editor
February 12, 2014
Filed under Opinion
Balancing a job and school sounds like a simple task. In my case, I have it easy: traveling five minutes from home every Tuesday and Thursday to a quaint Farmers Insurance office. Having a job is rewarding. You hold responsibilities and get a taste of what a career will feel like, not to mention...
Unaffection for public displays of affection
Kameran Miller, Features Editor
January 24, 2014
Filed under Opinion
Pretend you do not see the couple wrapped in each other’s arms as if they are not going to see one another for the next five years. Do not make eye contact. Keep your head down. Let the shame of being single sink in. This has been another awkward encounter with public display of affection. We...
International travels inspire staffer
Sami Lynn, News Editor
January 24, 2014
Filed under Opinion
I have always dreamed of being able to live in a big city, live in a high-rise apartment and write stories while clutching a cup of coffee and looking out at city lights. I want to live the “posh” life of traveling every few months to explore new places and be inclined to learn more about different...
Breakup season approaches
Sami Lynn, News Editor
January 24, 2014
Filed under Opinion
The time has come, I admit it, school hallways terrify me. But now as months and months of waiting has taken place, those couples you see will disappear before your eyes in a magic trick I like to call breakup season. Oh how lovey-dovey a school hallway can be. Year after year I have waited in agony...
Community Forms Unity
January 24, 2014
Filed under Opinion
The Seahawks are going to the Super Bowl. If you have not heard, you must have been living under a rock for the past week. Washingtonians are still celebrating the victory achieved in Seattle this past Sunday. The 12th Man flag flies high on buildings around the Puget Sound and blue and green ...
Mason Giustino, Editor in Chief of Broadcast
January 31, 2019
I recently read Alan Moore’s graphic novel, Watchmen. I was thoroughly impressed and enthralled by the story and how relevant it still feels 30 years later. Knowing this,...
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