Marriage is Made in Heaven, Not in Washington
Brittany King, Staff Writer
June 7, 2012
In a society where same-sex attraction and marriage is accepted and even praised, it is important that we as Christians know where to stand. It is essential to remember that it is God’s opinion alone, not ours, that truly matters. Recently, President Barack Obama approved gay marriage for all Americans,... Read more »
EXAMS. Grade Killers or Learning Tools?
Kyle Swenson, Staff Writer
April 2, 2012
Exams, whether students love or loathe them, they are an inevitable part of their lives. The thought of the pre-exam week has the power to make any high schooler nauseous with anxiety. But aside from all the negative feelings associated with exams, these tests have the intention of solidifying the... Read more »
CCA Ink
Annie Harley, Staff Writer
April 2, 2012
A few topics that have become popular now seem to fall under grey areas in Scripture. Tattoos are gaining popularity amongst teens worldwide. The Food and Drug administration conducted a study that shows as many as 45 million Americans having a tattoo. A 2009 study shows that 25% of people from ages... Read more »
Barack Obama. The Good. The Bad. The Truth.
Kyle Swenson, Staff Writer
January 12, 2012
With the 2012 presidential election right around the corner, the question of whether or not Barack Obama was a successful president during his four-year term in office is now up for hot debate. Every political analyst from every major network have their own personal opinions on the subject and are very... Read more »
Tracking Device to Check on Teens While Driving…
Brittany Fortier
January 10, 2011
It’s a Friday night. You’re in your car, you glance down and notice the time. It’s 10:37pm. You were supposed to meet a bunch of your friends for the movie at 10:30, but you’re late again. You hope they saved you a seat, you think to yourself, as you slowly lay your foot harder on the gas pedal.... Read more »
Warning: No Texting While Driving
Kaley Israels
November 5, 2009
You just got your license and you’re driving down the road, you pull up and come to a stop in front of what looks like a traffic jam. All of a sudden, your phone beeps and you see you have a text. While checking the text and proceeding to reply, the car in front of you moves and the car in the back... Read more »
Obama on Education: More School, Less Play Time
Joe Rogers and Danielle Germaine
October 8, 2009
HE SAID, SHE SAID… He Said… “Yes We Can.” It was a phrase plastered on every other bumper, headlined in mainstream Media across the world, and, more often than expected, shouted from rooftops. The Obama administration gave a hope of liberty and freedom to the American people through... Read more »
Farewell, Facebook?
Avery Reeder
September 18, 2009
When the words “why I quit” are typed into Google, multiple options pop up as suggestions to the conclusion of the phrase. The first one? “Why I quit Facebook.” Are multiple people clicking the “Deactivate My Account” button for good, or is it just a phase? Numerous articles are covering... Read more »
Putting on a Pretty Face on Facebook
Lauren Kostoff
April 9, 2009
“Today’s application is not just what you send … but whatever they can Google about you,” advised Jeff Olsen, head of Kaplan’s recent research on colleges visiting student’s Facebook and MySpace pages. A recent study conducted by the University of Dartmouth reported that 25% of college... Read more »
She Said, She Said…
Jessica Matthews and Lauren Kostoff
April 2, 2009
Jessica Says… Have you ever observed a 4-year-old driving a mini jeep along the sidewalk in your neighborhood, seen the excitement in their eyes as they step on the gas pedal, the thrill on their faces? Kids want to drive even before they can see into the rearview mirror. However, many families... Read more »