On January 8, 1947, Brixton, a district of London, increased its population by one with the birth of soon-to-be pop and rock icon David Bowie. On January 10, 2016, the icon died with complications from liver cancer. He left the world with 140 million...

It is December and you all know what that means: holidays, winter break, an overdose on holiday music, snow (hopefully) and, most importantly, New Year’s resolutions. If your resolutions for 2015 did not go quite as planned, you are not alone. Many...

For the umpteenth year in a row, the glorified Christmas special, “A Charlie Brown Christmas” will be the quintessential image of the holidays. To some, the Christmas special might appear to be about a depressing kid named Charlie Brown who cannot...

The Minority Student Achievement Network is a group dedicated to helping young minority male students achieve high academic success. MSAN meets once a month with a different talk or workshop to help spur positive discussion and progress in helping minority...

For those students who have stuck with Spanish all the way up to the Advanced Placement level, their hard work is being rewarded in the form of a field trip to New York. The one-day round trip is brand new this year and was proposed by Spanish teacher...

The most nerve-racking, kitchen-cluttering and disaster-prone meal of the year is just around the corner, which means people are in full-stress mode. Every year families come together and celebrate with tables full of food and love, but oftentimes something...

Many exciting things are developing in the Theatre Arts Department. The school has been buzzing about the play “The Girls Who Glow,” and seniors are working on developing their one person shows. “The Girls Who Glow” play was developed from...

It is said a picture is worth a thousand words, but even a thousand would not do freshman Dylan Duhamel’s work justice. Even though it is only his first year of high school, Duhamel is no amateaur in the world of photography. Most of his work focuses...