Symphonic & Concert Band Both Bring Home Sweepstakes
Hannah Thomas
November 16, 2011
In the spirit of Fall, below are some great things to do with the family during a season filled with cooler temperatures and home-cooked meals. Pumpkin Spice Latte – To get your taste buds into Fall, try the delicious Pumpkin Spice Latte for only $4 at your local Starbucks. If pumpkin is not your... Read more »
Cole Sawyer
March 21, 2011
Theater teacher Dona Dye has a role in “Blacktino,” a film that debuted at South by Southwest last week. The movie is directed by a former student of Dye, Aaron Burns. “[Burns] is energetic, positive and driven to achieve his dream,” Dye said. “It was awesome to see a former student achieve... Read more »
McKenzie Gwin
February 18, 2011
Saturday, Feb. 5, a record amount of 150 art students were sent to Cedar Ridge High School to participate in the Visual Arts Scholastic Events. VASE is an annual art competition created to recognize exemplary artwork and providing scholarships to superior work. Students went to their designated rooms... Read more »
Cole Sawyer
March 26, 2010
Lifehouse’s fifth studio album in a decade, “Smoke & Mirrors,” was released last Tuesday, hoping to follow up on the commercial success of “Who We Are,” released in 2007. “All In” is the first song on “Smoke & Mirrors” – nothing too special, but a good opener nonetheless.... Read more »
Jona Mata
January 29, 2010
Music is created like an artistic masterpiece. Notes are mixed with the perfect chords to create a symphony of appealing sounds. High and low C’s blend like puzzle pieces placed in the correct order. Symphonies, orchestras and musicals have these abilities to create beautiful pieces of harmonies, but... Read more »
Eric Allen
January 21, 2010
The white mist of nuclear fallout descends upon an ominous forest somewhere on the American mainland. Corpses litter the foliage of the dead landscape, providing a grim backdrop for a pale cat who strolls the graveyard, scavenging for food. As the cat approaches a body, the labored breathing of another... Read more »
Morgan McGrath
January 12, 2010
The bedside lamp is low. Heat softly radiates from the light as her fingers faintly slide across the torn, crumpled pages. Biting her lip, sophomore Lindsay Tarrant, wonders where to begin this time. She decides on starting at the beginning as she relents to every time, and finds herself once again in... Read more »
McKenzie Gwin, Staff Writer
January 6, 2010
Ninety-five percent of music downloads, nearly 40 billion files, have been illegally downloaded over the past 10 years according to the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI.) With so many free mp3 search engines available and iTunes shooting its prices up thirty cents per song,... Read more »
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