Better off dateless: a guest column

Amanda Cowherd
May 19, 2012

I had a better time going to prom alone than I would have with a date. When I look back at prom, I don’t have to tell my kids about my awkward date; I’ll tell them about the amazing time I had with 22 of my friends. Since I only had to look good for myself, I didn’t have to worry if my hair stayed... Read more »

Danielle deals da dish: a farewell to THS

Danielle Raykhinshteyn, Editor-in-Chief
May 19, 2012

For my last column at THS, I’m going to break the rules a little bit. But, hey, who doesn’t? In most farewell columns, writers write about the great experiences they’ve had on their staff, what they’ve learned, what they’ll miss, and what they hope for in the future. Instead, I’d like to... Read more »

Peter’s Palette

May 7, 2012

Peter’s Palette

Peter Mansky, Editorial Cartoonist
April 23, 2012

THS Independent Gimmees picks

April 11, 2012

Best Dancer: Sara Lin, Sean Carbonell, Paige Young, Chris Michael, Amanda Riddle. Although Sean Carbonell is arguably the best dancer, he doesn’t show off at all the school dances like Chris Michael does. And even though Michael doesn’t take dance lessons, he still successfully busts into... Read more »

Peter’s Palette

Peter Mansky, Editorial Cartoonist
April 10, 2012

Peter’s palette

Peter Mansky, Editorial Cartoonist
March 22, 2012

Danielle deals da dish: AP exams

Danielle Raykhinshteyn
March 19, 2012

Whatever happened to seniors not having to take the final if they have a B or better? AP classes are what happened. In my AP classes, if you don’t take the AP test, you are required to take the final, no matter what. Okay, take English for example. The college I’m going to only accepts either 11... Read more »

Peter’s palette

Peter Mansky, Editorial Cartoonist
February 16, 2012

The value of a journalism class

February 16, 2012

Communication is what keeps the world moving. Communication keeps everyone in touch. Communication is the basis of all existence. So what would a world be like without communication? It wouldn’t be. Businesses would come to a colliding halt, friendships would shatter, and marriages would disintegrate. And... Read more »