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Inside South Pacific

Kady Kohankie, Reporter • February 3, 2012

In the past, musicals contained one group: musical theater. This year however, is an exception South Pacific contained a diverse group of people, from theater, choir, and orchestra/band students to Marquettes...

Valentines Day Recipe: Cheesecake-Stuffed Strawberries

Molly Spain, In-Depth/Opinion Editor • January 31, 2012

Valentine’s Day is famous for boxes of rich chocolates and romantic, delicious desserts that take hours to bake. Here is a recipe that is easy, scrumptious and only takes five minutes to make, but five...

Copyright crackdown

Vallery Phillips, Assistant Online Editor • January 30, 2012

YouTube may begin to look different if Congress has its way. A bill created for the Stop Online Piracy Act, or S.O.P.A, was taken to the House of Representatives. This law would give the government free...

Valentine’s Day Restaurant Review: Café Italia

Marisa Charpentier and Meghan Eurich • January 30, 2012

★★★☆☆ Café Italia is located alongside 2499, a rather busy road. Walking towards the bland, brick building, you won’t expect to be overcome by the sweet sound of Italian music and the aroma...

Life after labor

Juliana Adame, Entertainment Editor • January 24, 2012

It was 3 a.m. in the Walmart bathroom when Savannah Terrell's life changed forever. She had been driving around with her friends and boyfriend all evening. The night was waning, curfew had long since...

Playing in memory of the past

Vallery Phillips, Reporter • January 23, 2012

Basketball is more than a game for senior Marcus Smart and his family. It’s a lifestyle. Camellia Smart gave birth to four boys: Todd, Jeff, Michael and Marcus. Each played or plays basketball in high...

Looking forward

Marisa Charpentier, Assistant Feature Editor • January 23, 2012

The sun was setting on an October evening in 2006. Along with family and fellow baseball team members, 11-year-old Ryan Davies visited a racetrack for an end-of-the-season Little League party. Ryan...

Marcus beats Lewisville in basketball rivalry

Vallery Phillips, Reporter • January 10, 2012

The long anticipated rivalry basketball game with Lewisville ended in a Marcus win with the final score of 41 to 35. Before the game the varsity basketball boys walked from the huddle with their hands...

Parent in consumption

Jasmine Sachar, Editor-In-Chief • January 4, 2012

With the completion of Marauder Stadium last fall, tailgating before football games has become increasingly popular. The parking lot directly in front of the stadium is always filled with parents...

Star basketball players commit to OSU, New Mexico

Vallery Phillips, Reporter • December 15, 2011

Sitting side by side Nick Banyard, Marcus Smart, and Phillip Forte sign their Letter of Intent surrounded by friends and family supporting their life changing decision. Smart and Forte will be attending...

“The Little Lion Men”: roaring production

Molly Spain, In-Depth, Opinion Editor • November 14, 2011

The crowd stands up and parents and teenagers flood Old Nichols Street of Victorian London on the set of “The Little Lion Men” musical. The musical, written and directed by senior Kaytie Nielsen, was...

Craft fair draws unique, local vendors

Juliana Adame, Reporter • October 5, 2011

Saturday Sept. 24th marked the date Triesch Memorial United Methodist Church’s annual fall craft fair. Vendors from all over the area line the walls and halls inside the vast building to display their...