NEW: Students Serving the Nation
Jennie Trejo, Staff Writer
Taking the first steps out of high school and into the real world can be exhilarating, and also terrifying. Many students lose sleep over where they will find scholarships and loans, when they will fill out college applications, and ultimately the success that they will find in life. Every teenager should fully pursue each option, including joining...
NEW: Gas Wells or Wilderness: The Thompson Divide Conflict
Sara Fleming, Staff Writer
Gas and oil companies have been recently vying to drill on the Thompson Divide, an area comprising of more than 200,000 acres of public land. Within the past few years, a battle has ensued between these companies and the Thompson Divide Coalition (TDC), which aims to prevent the drilling. The Thompson Divide stretches between Carbondale and McClure...
NEW: Cake Truffles
Lily Sanchez, Staff Writer
A crisp chocolate exterior mixed with a rich and velvety interior, cake balls are perfect for anyone looking to make a fast and easy homemade gift, or just a simple, sweet treat. Also known as the cake truffle, cake balls have recently been gaining popularity. The fun in this treat is combining flavors or distinct colors to create your own unique cake...
NEW: ‘Tis the Season for Tradition
Kallie Felkey, Staff Writer
Christmas comes with children singing, Christmas comes with sleigh bells ringing, Christmas comes with frosty nights, and Christmas comes with snowball fights. The traditions for the holidays are endless, with many different ways to celebrate “the most wonderful time of the year”. Christmas is a time usually spent with family, opening presents and...
updated February 3, 2013
NEW: ‘The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane’ Goes Down the Drain
Hunter Damm, J1 Correspondent
The movie The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane had little climax and an unsatisfying ending. Even with major events happening, there was little suspense and the characters had little...
updated December 16, 2012
NEW: Club Sports Raising the Bar
Kallie Felkey, Staff Writer
It used to be that school sports were all that a student athlete could participate in, but now club sports have been stepping up to help athletes reach a whole new level of play. “Club...
updated January 9, 2013
NEW: Is Snowcoming Coming?
Lily Sanchez, Staff Writer
Despite past controversy on grinding at school-funded dances, snowcoming may make a comeback for the fourth year in a row. However, the dance will not take place during December as...
updated February 3, 2013
NEW: Better to Give Than to Receive
Emily Myler, J1 Correspondent
The Life Interfaith Team on Unemployment and Poverty (LIFT UP) is a nonprofit organization that has been collecting and distributing food, clothes, and other humanitarian necessities...
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