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1958. The time of greasers and lettermen jackets. The time a bottle of Coke was a nickel. It’s a tale as old as time—a pretty girl, popular, of course, and an invisible boy. Usually these stories end in high school. Each person goes on, never to cross paths again. But this isn’t like other sto... - Opinion > School / CollegeWhen most think of high school, they don’t think of the awkward freshman year, or middle sophomore and junior years. They think of senior year. It’s the year that sums up everything you learn, everything you experience, and everything you will remember. Every senior has had a different journ...
- Opinion > School / CollegeAfter you pass sophomore year, there is one thing on everyone’s mind: college. Seniors spend their last year of high school applying and juniors spend their year preparing academically and visiting campuses. And there are three questions every student wants answered. First—what colleges shoul...
- Opinion > School / CollegeAfter you pass sophomore year, there is one thing on everyone’s mind: college. Seniors spend their last year of high school applying and juniors spend their year preparing academically and visiting campuses. And there are three questions every student wants answered. First—what colleges shoul...
- Opinion > School / CollegeSeniors in high school all hear the same question: What college are you going to? Some dread the question and some revel in it. It can lead to bragging rights or condemn the conversation to an awkward silence. People may ask what college you’re going to, but what they really want to know how good ...
- Opinion > School / CollegeTeachers. Their job is to mold the minds of students. What impression they make is in their hands. Their power is immense, even though it may not be widely recognized. Students are the future. And who controls the students? Teachers. On one hand, a single teacher can completely change a stud...
- Poetry > Free VerseA purple crown? Stupid. Insignificant. But after hours of scrimmaging, only I had one. It represented hard work. It represented broken bones, sprained ankles, and days of soreness. I may not be the best, but I do the best that I can do. My friends ask, “Why do you care so much? It doesn’t m...
- Nonfiction > HeroesThe bell rings. Everyone scrambles to find their seats with wide eyes and pale faces. Silence fills the room. “You're all smarter than me. I just know what's coming next.” With these words, the atmosphere lifted. With raised eyebrows, we looked around for others' reactions. Disbelief. Our...
