Making the Grade

Frederick Grimm
September 18, 2009

For most students, the worst part of school is receiving grades. Grades can either make our day go extremely well or can shroud us with sorrow and defeat. Since grades are the way in which our “knowledge” of a particular field is measured, it is important to do your best to keep them up. If you dislike... Read more »

The Freshman’s Guide to Ambiguous Classes

Caitlin Carter, Desk Editor
September 14, 2009

Poor freshmen. Our school’s freshest, most inexperienced class receives a pretty harsh reputation as clueless, height-challenged newbies prone to public embarrassment. However, high school might not pose such an adjustment issue to most. Math, science, history, and English, while more difficult, are... Read more »