Students prepare for finals

Justin Dhaliwal, Reporter December 6, 2011

As senior Alexander Ross studies for one of his four Advanced Placement classes he is more stressed out about his mid-west trip to Chicago. This is the time of year that marks the date when kids start...

Black Friday: A day of sales, maddness

Casey Stark, Reporter December 2, 2011

The clock strikes midnight, the doors open at Kohl's and hundreds of shoppers fill the store in minutes, all yelling and screaming with excitement for the low cost items on sale. At times, shoppers actually...

FFA collects canned food for the needy

Becca Fletcher, Entertainment Editor November 30, 2011

Many people go hungry everyday; however, members of the Future Farmers of America are trying to change that. Canned foods were collected to donate to the Northwest Arkansas Food Bank. They chose to...

ESL teachers receives $1,300 grant

Joshua Carroll, Opinion Editor November 30, 2011

Over the summer ESL teachers Katy Moore and Jessica Shelton applied for grant money in order to purchase books for their ESL classes. Come mid summer the news came in that they will receive $1,300. “The...

APES students camp out at Dardanelle State Park

Anna Moore, Reporter November 30, 2011

“It was fun!” said senior Kelsey Schacherbaur. The AP Environmental students went on another field trip. Only this time they didn’t travel ten minutes to Fayetteville. They drove all the way to...

21st Century Wildcats

Heather Bowman, Reporter November 30, 2011

Data communications Mr. Andrew Fairchild along with his companion Mr. Brad Love began a new project. Pulling cable and drilling holes to mount new televisions around the school. 21st century schools...

Cyberbullies target students on social media

Anna Moore November 29, 2011

“I think that we forget that it’s so easy to put a message out there, and I think often we don’t think through the potential repercussions,” said English teacher Katy Moore. For years children,...

Marshallese president comes to school

Marshallese president comes to school

Elizabeth Hankins, Editor November 18, 2011

Marshallese students gathered nervously in the seminar room anxiously practicing their singing and straightening their clothes, trying to make sure everything was perfect Nov. 10. The doors to the seminar...

Twitter impacts ‘information age’

Trevor Proctor, Reporter November 18, 2011

Twitter is the ultimate manipulation machine, especially among the teenage minds. Twitters creation was originally meant just as a way to keep up with friends and for fans to keep track of their celebrities,...

Vehicles towed in the south parking lot during lunch

Stefani O'Barr, Reporter November 17, 2011

Junior Joshua Hoover was sitting in his fourth hour class. He heard some of his classmates talking about cars being towed in the school parking lot. In a panic, he ran to look out the window. To his surprise,...

TV Productions win six awards at VidCon

Sara Lachance, Features Editor November 14, 2011

After waiting in anticipation for the VidCon awards ceremony, the time has finally arrived.  Senior Jordan Mcdowell waits for the speaker to announce the winner of the editing competition.  The speaker...

Chemistry teachers fire up students for Halloween

Ethan WIlson, Reporter November 3, 2011

On Friday, Chemistry students walked into their classrooms thinking it was going to just be the average day in chemistry, oblivious to what the lesson would be. “When we first got there, they said...

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