Future looks bright for Miami’s Super Mario

Tyler Hohenstein, Sports Editor January 11, 2012

Chris Bosh, LeBron James, and Dwyane Wade: the "stars" of the Miami Heat. With a combined salary of over $47 million, these three  make up 60 percent of Miami's payroll. Yes, they've been collectively...

Even the ordinary begins with art

Joshua Carroll, Opinions Editor January 10, 2012

Art has many faces, many names, and many contributors.  Without art we have nothing because everything that you see was once a piece of art.  It was a plan; a drawing put into action.  The proper definition...

Sharin’ thoughts with Sara

Sara Lachance, Features Editor January 9, 2012

When a group of 17 year-old girls get together and share years of memories with each other, people can expect fighting and drama and whatever else girls can complain about. But my club soccer team is...

NBA lockout shortens season

John Kirchner, Reporter December 20, 2011

On Nov. 24, the NBA lifted a 139 day lockout that had canceled 300 games and caused millions in revenue loss. The main reason over the lockout was league revenue sharing. With the previous deal in...

Breakfast feeds the body, soul

Ashlynn Mayes, Reporter December 20, 2011

When asked for an explanation for my cheery demeanor in the early hours of the day, I do not hesitate.  The answer is simple, breakfast. While knowledge and spirituality feed the mind, breakfast has...

Social media heads down wrong PATH

Joshua Carroll, Opinion Editor December 15, 2011

Seriously? Okay come on. We have Facebook users, people always tweeting about things that nobody really cares about. Even Youtube is considered to be a social media networking web sight. The majority...

Monday tests set students up for failure

Anna Moore December 14, 2011

Everyone hates taking tests, right? They’re long and tedious and can ruin your grade if you haven’t studied. So why in the world would teachers give students a test on a Monday? We’ve just come...

The Rotunda Life

Lexi Nordin, Reporter December 10, 2011

Finally... the little hand hits the four and the freedom bell rings.  I shove everything in my backpack and head to the "usual spot" on the bricks under the rotunda stairs where I meet my friends every...

Mistletoe Anyone?

December 9, 2011

The dreaded little green leaf. No, I'm not talking about drugs, but mistletoe. The idea of mistletoe intrigues me. It's mysterious and gives you a "get out of jail free" card. If a clump of leaves...

Gabbin with Gaby

December 9, 2011

Understanding a person completely, is a challenge. There is always more to a person than what you are presented with. Therefore, you are not put in a place to judge. When you first meet a person,...

DREAM Act beneficial to motivated students, country

December 8, 2011

The DREAM Act is a legislation that would allow exceptional children of illegal immigrants to pursue a higher education or obtain a career in the armed forces.  A form of the act was first proposed to...

Minecraft never disappoints

Trevor Proctor, Reporter December 8, 2011

Minecraft is a first person sandbox Role Playing game. The world around you in the game consists of 3D blocks that have different textures to make them look like dirt, wood, leaves, etc. Players can place...

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