She made herself invisible; she had no other choice. To live as a teenage girl in Mexico was a life full of fear, a life dependent on conforming and keeping herself hidden. Then she crossed the border...
“It depends on how many scholarships I get, or if I get any at all. I might take out a few loans if it’s really expensive, but I’m not too worried. As long as I don’t have to sell my soul I think...
He dropped out of school during his first semester of college and went back home to live with his parents. His parents owned a family business and, according to his father Allen Lindley, he worked his...
“Do I think they gave [punishment] out fairly? Not at all,” said senior Dylan Brinker after receiving three days of OSS for having an e-cigarette in his pocket on school grounds.
Brinker and 11...
“It sounded like a sledge hammer hitting the ground,” said Josh Farrell after witnessing junior Blake Dana drop to his knees and fall head first into the pavement.
The “choking game”, also known...
The sound of ice water splashing over William Combs’ body follows his announcement that he’s been nominated by his friend to participate in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.
“I’m actually responsible...
Envisioning her personal goals for leadership among students, English teacher Mrs. Rachel-Claire Cockrell, the new sponsor for Student Council, hopes to make this year’s council a positive and encouraging...
It is 7:56. Students begin to slowly gather around the flagpole in front of the school. Most students would never dream of being at school before 8:30, yet over 100 students, faculty, and visitors participated...
