Seniors:
May 11, first-hour review followed by finals in hours 3, 5 and 7
May 12, finals in hours 2, 4 and 6
May 13, first-hour final followed by checkout, senior breakfast and graduation rehearsal
Underclassmen:...
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Senior Marlee Bell discusses her Northwest theatre experience and what she will miss the most...
“Hey, I need you to do me a favor,” I told one of my only good friends in my gym class, just days before my final week of being a Cougar.
“Sure, anything,” she said.
“I need you to look out...
I’m a good actor. I can be a jock, a journalism nerd, a video production geek, a bowler, a wannabe frat guy, a musician, a hipster, the list goes on and on. Just name the part and I’ve probably played...
On the first day of high school, I was terrified. I was coming from a Catholic school that I’d been attending since preschool. I’d been with the same 75 students for nine years, and that was all about...
Why do we go to school? Is it to make us richer as people, to train us for society, to train us for the workforce? What are we supposed to get out of an education? New perspectives, a “good” grade,...
For nearly my entire high school career, I have been just about the closest thing to Peter Parker you could find: shy, nerdy, a little bit of a loner. Did I mention that I am also a photographer?
Something...
“If you're the kind of person who senses there's something out there for you beyond whatever it is you're expected to do - if you want to be extraordinary - you will not get there by hanging around a...
Growing up I didn’t notice the noises too much. Or I just didn’t think my acute awareness of every single sound going on in a room was unusual. Looking back, I can recall certain events as early as...
I’ll be honest with you, high school is possibly the worst thing ever. In middle school and elementary school, we were too young to have real nostalgia or a sense of impermanence, and so leaving was...
