Editoral: Violence is never the answer

One. A powerful number. A powerful number that denotes how many things need to go wrong to make things worse. A powerful number that reveals the only empty seat in class. A powerful number that desc

Building of new stadium

Combined classes create conflict for students and teachers

Students pull out their notebooks and begin taking notes on the concept of passé composé avec être, a subject that students in French 7-8 learned more than two years ago while French 3-4 students are

Stockton libraries may be purchased by private investors

Public libraries have always been a refuge for those seeking knowledge. People of all ages, shapes, sizes, colors, religions, and political views have used libraries. By definition, a public library

Breast bracelets brew conflict: Controversy sparks over new cause-driven trend

The world is a troubling place. Resources seem to be lacking and poverty seems to be increasing. The public at large seeks to find comfort in the hollow words of politicians who themselves are blind

Proposition 8 still stirs debate

You’re walking down the street and see a tall woman and a fairly short man, and you think to yourself: That’s normal. You’re in the grocery store and you see a black man and a white woman getting ite

Going for the gold: New coordinator introduces SLC olympics

Small learning communities, new to campus last year, has a new coordinator this year.The previous SLC coordinator, Annie McDonald, retired last school year but she will still be a part of the SLC prog

Outline classes help students secure credits

After the last bell rings early on Thursday, the cafeteria is less chaotic than any other day of the week. One senior, Reuben Suchil, quickly eats his food and leaves his familiar lunch table. Seein

Getting Ready for Kickoff

Sweaty football players surround the area that has been under construction for about a year. Practice has never seemed as intense as the new turf skins their legs on impact. This multi-million dollar

Working wonders: New work experience coordinator brings life to declining program

The average 16 year old will look forward to earning a driver’s license along with buying their first car, so it’s not surprising to see older teens hunting for a job outside of the school day.