Theft in the Locker bay
[BY JESSE SASSER, LUCY GOTWALS AND SARAH COLLICOTT] West Side students tend to leave far more out in the open when it comes to personal belongings, after all our lockers are lined with rows of back packs and books. The more laid back atmosphere sometimes leads to things that used to be there suddenly disappearing. An […]
Lunch Hot Spots Torn Down
[By Amy He, Neha Ramani and Abby Bien] It was announced early last week that the Northwestern Street complex will be soon demolished to be replaced by a five-story apartment building. Aside from the new living facilities, the first floor of the building will contain many of the current eateries along with new businesses. The […]
Local Musicians Find the Music
By Kathrine Schulze, Arthi Puri, and Andrew Moser It’s a Saturday night, and you and your friends are debating over where to go after dinner. Your limited options range from seeing another late night viewing of Skyfall to taking an extended trip to Walmart. Heading down to the Lafayette Theater to hear open mic night doesn’t even cross your […]
Tablet technology has its setbacks
Have you gotten in trouble for taking out your cellphone during class? Students have been bringing their various versions of mobile technology to school, but now these devices are being implemented in classes to utilize their academic aspects. Two classes, Mr. Lubben’s physics classes and Student Publications, started using school-issued iPads to add a multimedia […]
iPads assist in education
In 2011, a small group of teachers test drove iPads for their classrooms. They looked at how useful the tablet could be and how to integrate the device into the classroom. This year, around thirty teachers at the high school are using iPads. At the end of the year, the teachers presented their experience at […]
