Poem-A THANKFUL TIME OF YEAR
As we’re happy to be living, It’s time for Thanksgiving. With a turkey golden-brown, And mashed potatoes that can’t make you frown There is a special feel I can hardly wait for […]
POEM-MY RANT ABOUT LIFE
If we see the color red, And others see the color blue, We quarrel, we fight But we cannot for life, Figure out what’s true. So this is life, the life we […]
Poetry: Books
Some people think that books are useless, but that is not my mindset Books aren’t just pieces of paper stuck together with words on them, they are other lives that you […]
Teacher vs Student: Sports or Academics
Winter sports along with the end of our first semester (the end of the first two quarters), are both big events, but which should students care about more, sports or academics? Mr. […]
MONTHLY COMIC BY: BRIG
By: Brig Larson Photo Credit: Brig Larson
A RUNNY NOSE IN PROSE
My nose is running non-stop, it must be the start of November. It only runs quicker and thicker as its marathon spans through December. It wears no shoes; never falters or […]
MONEY MAKERS(For Kids) – Pet Sitting
A job that some kids may find fun is pet sitting. In this job, pet owners typically have the kids water the plants, feed the animals, or bring in the mail. The […]
Short Story – DANGER IN THE CASTLE
One summer night, four kids decided to sneak into an abandoned castle to prove that they were brave. At around midnight, the kids were dropped off at a party, but snuck out. […]
Short Story-POLICE’S DILEMMA
It was almost time. Nicole checked her watch once again and went through the steps in her head. Walk around the block, wait for a hand in your pocket, grab the hand […]
Art – HOW TO DRAW A DOODLE FLOWER
By: Avey Schulz Photo Credits: Avey Schulz
Other Article – WHAT WORD IS FUNNER THAN FUN?
Words in the dictionary are sometimes weird. Linguistically speaking, many of them shouldn’t be in it. Words such as “cheerer-upper” and “amazeballs” are in it. Some are in our dictionaries as well. […]
SPOTLIGHT: Charlize Checani
Charlize Checani is an eighth-grader and all around great student and athlete. She is best known for winning both championships on the Greenfield volleyball team in the 7th and 8th grade. Around […]
HOLIDAY TRADITIONS – Halloween Tradition Origins
We all have a love for Halloween and its customs, but where did all the traditions come from? Traditions like trick-or-treating, carving pumpkins, dressing up in costumes, and the color scheme: black […]
Spotlight: HUNTER KERBY
Hunter Kerby is an 8th grader whose favorite saying is, “You can do anything you put your mind to.” He goes by both his first and last name, so you probably know […]
RECIPE: CINNAMON ROLLS
Do you want a fun, after-school snack that lasts a while? Then this cinnamon roll recipe is for you! Ingredients: 2 tablespoons butter ¾ cup granulated white sugar 1 tablespoon salt 2 […]
OMG: DEAD BODY IN CALI
Sydney Orozco,a seventh grader, sure had an interesting fall break. It consisted of eating, seeing The House With a Clock in it’s Walls, and her mom finding a dead body. For fall […]
EDITORIAL: TRICK-OR-TREAT, YES OR NO
With Halloween around the corner, some junior high students are looking forward to dressing up and/or trick-or-treating, while others are planning a night at home. Since our young days, most would agree […]
Myth-Busters: NO ONE IN THEIR RIGHT MIND…OR LEFT
An average brain weighs around three pounds. Within this delicate organ is two hemispheres, or halves, known as your left-brain and right-brain. Which side is more dominant for you? Just kidding, that […]
SPORTS INFORMATION FOR ALL
In the next few weeks, winter sports will become the talk of the school. What are the sports? How do I get more information? Asking around doesn’t always yield results, so this […]
A TASTE OF FALL – Pumpkin Pie Bars
As summer, sadly, comes to an end, the time finally comes to whip out some delicious fall treats. This easy pumpkin pie bar recipe can help you get the feeling of cooler […]
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