AP Biology students analyze DNA

Science teacher Jen Adams’ students conducted a lab experiment called “DNA finger-printing “ with her AP biology students Thursday, Jan. 19. The students had samples of DNA, and they had to put

Science students create artificial air bags

Being young drivers, some students at Shores have experienced what it’s like to be in a major accident. Air bags can save lives, and students in chemistry did an experiment to create their very own ai

Biology lab has editor happy with result

I see nothing. Absolutely nothing. I look down at this petri dish in front of me and what do I see? A whole lot of nothing.     The petri dish was a component of an experiment completed by my

Allegretto Notte teaches music to younger students

There was a reversal of roles at the high school during the yearly event Allegretto Notte: the usual high school students became teachers and brought in students of their own whose ages ran from 3rd t

Where is the snow?

Mother Nature seems to be more than a little bit confused as of late.             Looking outside, I notice that the weather seems more suitable for an early fall day, not a mid-winter. The sun is

Freshman selected MVP at elite soccer tournament

Battling through the adversity and winning a national championship in any sport is an enormous feat to overcome. Freshman soccer goalkeeper Lauren Cannon knows what it takes to be a national champio

Students and teachers share their #1 pet peeve

10 Easy Confidence Boosters

Psychology teacher Heather Hall explains the science of confidence.

"We want to see ourselves as others see us in order to be psychologically healthy. True confidence comes with humility; ‘overconfidence’ comes with a sense of arrogance that is looked upon negativ

Senior girl keeps high self-esteem

The motivation to get out of bed in the morning can be a challenge in itself, especially for teens who do not only face tremendous amounts of stress but also the pressures of fitting in. Senior Kail