Nine years after author J.K. Rowling released the final Harry Potter book, the wizarding world is set to return this summer. To be published on Rowling’s birthday, July 31, the “new book” is not...
On April 28, members of the Student Service Organization hosted their second annual "Stomp the Violence" event. This years event focused on the harms of drug abuse and gun violence. The night held...
We are faced with the same dilemma every time we embrace our quirks, our bodies and our choices. Our decisions, and even our mistakes are the weapons that people use to crush our own personal freedom. All around the world, there is slut shame being thrown around, primarily aimed at women. People who do this do not think about the effects it has on the people they pick as their target. We have both been a victim of this cruel act.
By Erin Stender, Editor-in-Chief
• January 22, 2016
On Jan 12, Freeform, previously know as ABC Family, premiered its new action-packed drama, Shadowhunters. As of today, two episodes of the series have been released, with 13 episodes confirmed.
Based...
By Erin Stender, Editor in Chief
• October 30, 2015
Yesterday, Family Career and Community Leaders of America, or FCCLA, hosted their fifth annual charity walk, in order to raise money for breast cancer research.
The walk, held during third block, cost...
By Emily Baucum, Social Media Editor
• August 17, 2015
"In the mornings we would go to strips in the town square. I would go to stores and talk to them and get to know them personally," Senior Joseph Rury said.
Over the summer, not everyone was kicking...
By Erin Stender, Editor in Chief
• August 13, 2015
After the success of New York Times best-selling author John Green’s book The Fault in Our Stars’ movie adaption, Hollywood turned to Green’s novel Paper Towns to be their next summer blockbuster.
Both...
While its’ predecessor blew audiences away, “Pitch Perfect 2” falls flat. Starring actresses Rebel Wilson and Anna Kendrick, produced by Elizabeth Banks, Paul Brooks, Max Handelman and written by...
When the United States’ fight in Europe ended on May 8, 1945, the nation rejoiced. America’s boys were coming home.
Even now, on the 70 year anniversary of its conclusion, the second world war still...
Instead of blowing a zombies head off, one finds themselves solving puzzles and following a story to be invested in. A point-and-click adventure carried by witty writing and intricate puzzles. Sound familiar?...
George Washington. Abraham Lincoln. Ben Franklin. Besides being as American as apple pie, what do they have in common? They have all been forever memorialized in U.S. currency…and they are male.
Recently,...
By Erin Stender, In-Depth Editor
• January 25, 2015
For the new year, Facebook creator, Mark Zuckerberg, has created a new book club. Specifically, a Facebook- book club. Zuckerberg plans to read a new book every other week along with the 89,000 other people...
By Erin Stender, In-Depth Editor
• December 15, 2014
We have all seen them “Call now, only $19.99” ‘Special TV offer” But do these random toys and inventions actually work? The Crimson Crier set out to find the truth.
Snackeez 6/10
For $9.99,...
By Erin Stender, In Depth Editor
• October 27, 2014
Isis. You hear it everywhere, but who are these guys? This middle-eastern terrorist group is striking panic into the world as they campaign across Iraq and Syria in order to create an Islamic State. As...
By Erin Stender, In-Depth Editor
• September 26, 2014
Half days are eagerly awaited on by students; the week drags on as days are counted down until the day of early release arrives. But why do students get out of class? This year, the school has four planned...
By Erin Stender, In-Depth Editor
• August 28, 2014
Imagine walking into a classroom expecting to be taught by a foreign language teacher and instead discovering a computer in their place. This is exactly what happened to students placed in Alabama Connecting...
Every year when the schools doors open, students inevitably arrive with the shades of summer in their hair. Pink, purple, blue and other unnatural colors have become extremely popular hues to dye one's...
Principal Mike Campbell addressed over 500 seniors before they took their last walk as Senators last night at the Von Braun Center.
"Thanks for allowing me to be your principal," Campbell said. "Over...
Going on vacation is one thing, but going halfway around the world, alone, and attending school in a foreign country is a completely different matter. Russian students, Yana Golovnykh and Rada Kuzmina...
Paper rustles as the surveys are passed across the desks. I wait, unsure what these high-up college guys could possibly want to know about my aspirations. I flip the survey, unsure what to expect from...
What two countries border the United States?
When was the Declaration of Independence signed?
Simple questions, right?
The surprise is that the average high school student cannot answer these common...
What two countries border the United States?
When was the Declaration of Independence signed?
Simple questions, right?
The surprise is that the average high school student cannot answer these...
After a four year wait, it is once again time to pull out your USA toboggans and star-spangled mittens for the 2014 Winter Olympics. All the XXII Winter Olympics athletes from all over the world will...
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