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 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,...
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,...
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...
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...
Juniors in Mrs. Jessica Shelton’s English class have been learning about civil disobedience and successful protests. Recent protesters have marched upon Wall Street Sept. 17. The planning stages began July...
The third annual Har-Ber’s Got Talent was held Oct. 20 in the school’s Performing Arts Center.
Senior piano player Conner Doyle grabbed the title with senior Grant Gershner, who sang "To Build...
Among the many electives, AP classes, extracurricular activities, sports, and clubs that the school offers, a newcomer joins the roster: robotics.
The robotics club is through EAST, and the main goal...
"While walking on the field so many things were going through my mind," said 2008 Har-Ber graduate Morgan Linn. "Mostly I was just hoping and praying that I didn't trip and fall in my heels, but I was...
The debate team competed Oct. 15 at John Brown University against five other teams. These aren’t just five other teams though. Not only were these teams some of the best in the circuit, but they were...
It's that time of year again! Students have signed up to go to the auxiliary gym and participate in donating their blood to be used to help save up to three lives per donation.
Twice a year the...
They slither, they crawl, they bite, and now, they're in the school!
On Oct. 6, a snake was found in the back doorway of agriculture teacher Patti Priest's classroom. The snake was fairly small and...
