Viewpoints

Throughout the years, American culture has made a tradition of idolizing pop stars. We devour every shred of information we can forcefully suck from these star’s personal lives via television shows and tabloid magazines. In the past 50 years, though, a specific brand of celebrities has become progressively more and more popular: child stars.

Hungry after second block, I rushed to our school’s lunchroom but was stopped before I could even enter the Miller Jordan Jr. cafeteria.

Alright, so here’s the deal. Right now, I’m sitting at a computer with my feet up on the desk because I produce my best writing when I’m comfortable.

Though the ID policy has been put into affect for over two months, students started to ignore it the day after it began.

It all began in elementary school. The idea of trying to keep a certain image around my classmates was a big deal to me.

Former Clarke Central High School students Martay Mattox and Alan Posey are now members of South Eastern Conference football powerhouses

The First Amendment seems to change each day as the Internet is used more each day.

Much can be learned from a culture so different than our’s

Prepare yourself for homecoming 2011

Stop by room 114 to grab a copy of the latest issue today.

You have 32 minutes stuck in the middle of the day. What will you do with it?

A former staffer gives the DUI process

September 11, 2001: another day that will live in infamy.

By CALEB HAYES – Editor-in-Chief I never thought I would see it again. A…