[ArticleImageHyperLink] Registration for WINGS 2012 Friday, March 16, 2012 By Bri Meyer full story  Starting last year, Arrowhead implemented a program called “WINGS: The Freshman Transition Experience.” 2011 WINGS took place from August 24-26 at South Campus, and all incoming freshmen were welcome.

2012 Men’s Track and Field Preview Friday, March 16, 2012 By Erik Altenburg full story  The Arrowhead boy’s varsity track team kicked off the 2012 season with their first practice Monday, March 5th.   The Warhawks have a lot of returning athletes from the 2011 team—who placed second a

[ArticleImageHyperLink] Lagenkamp Played Just for Fun Thursday, March 15, 2012 By Bri Meyer full story  Arrowhead athletics have a reputation for being exclusive and very competitive. While this promotes Arrowhead’s reputation as an athletic power-house, it can scare athletes away for fear of not being

[ArticleImageHyperLink] Is Jeremy Lin the real deal? Thursday, March 15, 2012 By Erik Altenburg full story  Jeremy Lin of the New York Knicks has averaged 27.2 points and 8.8 assists in his first five starts which all happened to be wins. This improved the Knicks win streak to seven. Lin scored the last six

[ArticleImageHyperLink] Cool Jazz on a Snowy Night Thursday, March 15, 2012 By Bri Meyer full story  Hot chili and cool jazz await the attendees of the Gib Weigel Annual Jazz Festival, held at Arrowhead High school Thursday, February 23, 2012. Tickets were $8 for adults and $5 for students or $30 for

[ArticleImageHyperLink] Draw Something Draws Attention and AHS Students Thursday, March 15, 2012 By Kaitlyn Tarala full story  With the ever-changing interests of high school students, it’s no surprise that fads come and go. The most recent obsession in the halls of Arrowhead is a new game called “Draw Something.”

[ArticleImageHyperLink] Affirmative Action: It’s not Racist, It’s Necessary Thursday, March 15, 2012 By Tommy Cavanaugh full story  The purpose of affirmative action isn’t to elevate individual members of oppressed communities, but instead, it is to elevate an entire race and community. The purpose is to end the perpetuated white