Wednesday, October 27, 2010 By Kelsey Christensen No Sports For You Policy As of October 4, 29 students were sitting on the sidelines watching their teammates take the field/court/course, as they were considered "ineligible" to represent Hastings High School in any athletic full story	Wednesday, October 27, 2010 By Joel Philippi Kickers Clash In October A clear October afternoon, temperature mid-seventies, and one of the best football kickers Hastings Senior High School has seen in many years. full story
Wednesday, October 27, 2010 By Elisabeth Arneson Religious speakers stir controversy Convocation -you know the drill. The entire student body funnels into the auditorium for a couple of periods to hear a speaker's message usually related to avoiding drugs and alcohol or making well-in full story	Wednesday, October 27, 2010 By Dakota Soucie Life is a labyrinth for the Mays family Everyone sees their teachers in school, and when the day ends most students go about their daily lives without even thinking that teachers have their own outside of school. So what do teachers do outs full story
Wednesday, October 27, 2010 By Hailey Hemmenway Jared Denton gets PhD Twelve years of school after high school. That's what it took for science teacher Jared Denton to get where he is today. The thought of still taking classes years after high school is frightening to m full story	Wednesday, October 27, 2010 By Valerie Frazier No slowing down XC Coach James Caring. Enthusiastic. Dedicated. That's how one would describe long time cross country coach Steve James. James has been the head cross country coach for 31 years. "I am very blessed to be the cross c full story
Wednesday, October 27, 2010 By Jordan Bank [ArticleImageHyperLink] Round Of Applause When it comes to deciding what movie to rent, it also involves where you are going to rent the movie from. With Movie Gallery recently going out of business, the only movie store left is Applause Vide full story	Wednesday, October 27, 2010 By Kyle Brosnihan [ArticleImageHyperLink] 'Human Centipede' "That was the most disgusting thing I have seen in my life," junior Kelli Poplau said right after seeing the recently released film The Human Centipede. full story
Wednesday, October 27, 2010 By The Tiger Cub We've Got Spirit! It would be easy to say that at the first football game, all of the upperclassmen were surprised by the number of students in the student section. full story	Monday, October 25, 2010 By Shane Samuelson Fall Play Underway Happy, sad, depressed, and surprised. Those are some of the feelings the audience will feel while watching the Theatre Department's fall production of Almost Maine, a romantic comedy by John Carianie full story