Cheap finds: In search of treasure, students look to thrift stores

Picture clothes lying on the floor, price tags handwritten in, toys in the electronics section, and things put back in every imaginable place— a place that lacked organization. This might not s

Costume Contest

Mathew Soeth and Kyle Dei Rossi dress up as Elwood and Jake, The Blues Brothers. Students in costume hang out around the glade for the costume contest held by ASB. Here are some of the costumes stud

'The Legend of Zorro' lives on

A horse smoking a pipe. A woman taking on four men. And a young boy outsmarting older men. “The Legend of Zorro” lives on.

Burns stays optimistic during cancer treatment

For a man who has scaled sheer cliffs, swum with sharks, and flown planes upside down, undergoing treatment for cancer is just another challenge to be overcome. Principal Ed Burns began treatment at S

Teachers protest

Around 6:50 on a Wednesday morning, five teachers stand holding signs next to the faculty parking lot. School buses pass by, honking. Teachers chat with one another. Soon numbers increase to about 25.

Athletes need to have heart to play

The last game of the season and your team is 0-20. Every player really wants to win at least this one game. But you don’t really care. You just want to get it over with. You missed the last practice a

By Anna Belle PetersonThai food has always seemed to be an elusive, exotic taste – not Chinese, not Indian, but somewhere in between. The mention of it would make me im

Window closes: Lunch restrictions cripple Campus Café

A golden plaque of excellence shines proudly against a dark raspberry tinted wall with a golden gleam that reflects the accomplishments of the Campus Café program. But that shimmer of success could b

Obesity endangers state

California took a look at the scale and finally realized the truth: it has a weight problem.At the Governor’s Summit on Health, Nutrition and Obesity in September, the Center for Weight and Heath, bas