Why DC Comics is angering its fans
By Max Franklin | Staff writer DC Comics has been angering a lot of their fans as of late, and is starting to turn all […]
Month: December 2013
Is college really worth deep debt, high cost, uncertain career?
By Emily Cheatham | Staff writer Throughout a high school student’s years, a mention of college is brought up at least every single day by […]
FashClash: Current trends aren’t working with the dress code
By Katrina Smith | Staff writer While shopping, you are bound to see sweaters with risqué designs, sleeveless shirts, leggings, distressed jeans, short-shorts and skirts. […]
College Athletes: It is time for NCAA to pay up
By AJ Brown | Staff writer After an impressive drive, quarterback Johnny Manziel backs up and is looking down a clean pocket. He spots receiver […]
Contest winner makes news
By Colleen Gray | Staff writer This October our community hosted The Big Read for Edgar Allen Poe. In honor of this, Indian Trail High […]
Graduation Requirements: Students look to fill 10 hours of community service required
By Jennifer Gomez | Staff writer, Copy editor, Photographer The class of 2014 and beyond have three less credits re- quired for graduation than previous […]
Extreme dieting methods overwhelm youth
By Emily Cheatham | Staff writer It’s looking at a body in a mirror and feeling physically sick. It’s the gag every time there’s more […]
Almost, Maine earns state honors, preps for National Thespian Festival
By Emily Cheatham | Staff writer Indian Trail High School & Academy’s latest theatre production, Almost Maine, garnered several awards at the state competition Nov. […]
Kenoshans await word on $800 million casino proposal
By Emily Ottinger | Staff writer, Copy Editor As Kenosha awaits a final decision from Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker on whether to allow the Menominee […]
Lacking creativity? Don’t reach for that espresso
By Rebecca Childs | Staff writer Picture an artist. Is he a beatnik bereted Frenchmen smoking outside a Paris café? (If not, does he sport […]