A Not-So Secret Problem

Katye Gilliland
February 28, 2011

Binge-purge. Binge-purge. It’s a never-ending cycle for a person struggling with Bulimia. Those suffering from Anorexia Nervosa, a very different eating disorder, experience painful body changes and distorted body images. Often paired together, these two disorders are far from the same. The similarity... Read more »

Women Won Equality in Politics, but Not in Sports

Anna Byars
September 28, 2010

Have you ever watched football and thought of it as a sport for boys? Sophomore football player Josh West thinks that “the game was made to be a man’s sport because of how violent it is.” Kelly Tinsley, sophomore, disagrees, “I don’t consider it be a man’s sport, but I do consider... Read more »

Billy Joe and Mary Sue Advice Column

Billy Joe and Mary Sue
December 1, 2009

Billy Joe and Mary Sue are two fellow high school students who provide you with answers to everyday questions. If you have a problem with your current relationship, we can help you. If you have a question about a school policy, we’ll have the answer. If you are worried about college, we can help.... Read more »

Halloween: Teens, Tots and Looking Hot

Katye Gilliland
October 21, 2009

Halloween has been a classic holiday for Americans since it began in the early nineteenth century with European emigrants. Trick or Treating did not become a way to celebrate until the 1920’s. The original purpose of Halloween is determined by which culture was celebrating it. The most widely known... Read more »