Irish Illustrations: Uniform Degeneration

PC vs. Mac: HP Envy outshines MacBook Pro in compatibility, cost

When it comes to computers, most people want state-of-the-art models, especially in this increasingly technological world. However, a battle between two major name brands has raged on for two and a ha

Intelligent animals require special attention when in captivity

In light of the recent orca whale’s attack on a trainer at Sea World, many people are calling for the animal to be euthanized. However, instead of calling the arguable “ferocity” of orcas into questio

Kolleens kick it up at national competition

The Kolleens dance team spent March participating in several dance competitions.The girls traveled to Orlando to compete at the University of Central Florida on March 7. At the Champion Dance competit

Teen gambling addiction prevalent

Whether it is Texas Hold’em, slot machines or betting on tournaments like March Madness, gambling has been reaching a younger audience. According to the National Center for Responsible Gaming, anywher

Urban farming provides city-grown produce to New Orleans

New Orleans, situated along the moist, fertile edge of the Mississippi River, has a semi-tropical climate that translates to an almost 12-month growing season, ideal for the progression of the urban f

Morality of orca captivity debated

On Feb. 27 in Orlando, Florida, one of Sea World’s eight orca whales attacked and drowned his trainer Dawn Brancheau as the public watched through an underwater window.The attack has raised questions

Irish Idol showcases student talent

On March 19, finalists performed in King’s seventh annual Irish Idol compeition.Eight of the 41 contestants made the final round. The finalists included junior Jessica Borque, who sang “Happy” by Leon

Escalating controversy surrounds 2010 census

As “Census Day” approaches, U.S. residents are urged by media advertising to complete their census forms by April 1. However, this year’s census is cause for controversy on many levels.Advertisements

Charter Schools: Race to the Top may threaten public education

Along with 14 other states and the District of Columbia, Louisiana has been selected as a phase one finalist for the Race to the Top program. The $4.35 billion grant is to turn around lower performing