Katlyn Zielinski, Assistant News Editor
December 15, 2011
Filed under Opinions
Shopping during the holiday season can be an enjoyment that fills people’s insides with all the right holiday spirit, but it can be a huge downfall to the bank account.
With the holiday lights that are twinkling, and Chrismakwanzaka...
Sahar Takshi, Opinions Editor
December 13, 2011
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Maybe it’s the aroma of a fresh Christmas tree, the sight of a beautifully cooked meal, or just the general cheer, but there’s something about the holidays that makes people much more benevolent than in any other season, and...
Grant Peeler, Wed Team
December 13, 2011
Filed under Opinions, Pro & Con
In this wonderful age of computers, interconnectivity, and social media, we have pushed the boundaries of technology to fantastic limits, but when it comes to online schooling, especially when it is required, our culture, has...
Sahar Takshi, Opinions Editor
November 17, 2011
Filed under Opinions, Pro & Con
Incoming freshmen of 2011 are now required to take at least one online course with Florida Virtual School, and frankly, it’s about time.
The new addition of online courses to graduation requirements is long overdue....
Sahar Takshi, Opinions Editor
November 10, 2011
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Students and adults today rely heavily on their smart-phones, and probably know more about them than they know about their president; but in the end this shared loved for smart-phones splits into two sides, iPhones and Android...
Brett Wasmund, Staff Writer
November 3, 2011
Filed under Opinions
Students have no respect towards their school, where they spend just as much time as they do at home.
Why in the world would someone trash a place they have to spend so much time at? Even if they really don’t like Gaither,...
Sahar Takshi, Opinions Editor
November 3, 2011
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Colors are an abstruse yet amazing medium-they have the power to communicate thoughts and provoke emotions without doing anything except reflecting light.
Why is it that Count Dracula wears black, and a bride wears white? Why...
Jessica Lawless, Public Relations
November 3, 2011
Filed under Features, Opinions
The theme this year was Winter Wonderland.
Senate sold 665 tickets this year, while last year they sold 772 tickets.
Limos rolled in left and right. While the girls waltzed in with their glamorous dresses and the boys followed...
Brett Wasmund, Staff Writer
November 2, 2011
Filed under Opinions
Senior year racks up an obscene amount of costs. “Class of 2012” t-shirts, homecoming, prom, class rings, club dues, and sporting event tickets are only a start of the long list of payments needed to be made.
But...
Brett Wasmund, Staff Writer
November 2, 2011
Filed under Opinions
Some may say that it’s a good idea for parents to get involved in their child’s studies, which can be a good thing if they only go as far as to say “Hey you need to get on your work” or even checking their Edline accounts...
Brett Wasmund, Staff Writer
October 27, 2011
Filed under Opinions
If there is even a sense of rain, portable classes get thrown inside the school and the entire school falls into a state of disorderly panic.
This may be an easy fix for our school’s APs, but it completely throws off what...
Brett Wasmund, Staff Writer
October 27, 2011
Filed under Opinions
The new early release days are a mere hour long, and are barely even worth it.
This is ridiculous. Honestly it’s no different than a regular school day because every period is only cut down by about eight or so minutes.
What...
