Music inspires senior to start business as DJ, dance leader

Since he was 13, senior Victor Herrera has been inspired by music. It helps calm his nerves, free his mind and guide his motivation. He listens to everything, from oldies to freestyle and every now an

Junior turns love of graffiti, art skills into paying job

When people think of graffiti an image comes to mind. To junior Nathan Rust that image is beautifying an urban landscape.

An inside look at Mr. Lee McBride

Mr. Lee McBride, five feet 11 inches tall, wears glasses, and has a beard he shaves from time to time. He teaches four art classes and a debate class, sponsors the Class of 2008 and coaches the Academ

Mam'selles dance their way through two competitions with top awards

Every morning the Mam’selles begin their practices at 6:45 a.m., and end promptly at 8:20 a.m., just in time to sprint off to class. In addition to mornings, the team also practices Tuesdays and Thurs

Ghost rumors cause students to re-think extra time in auditorium

A student stands on the stage in the auditorium and screams out that he does not believe in Margo. Suddenly, something hanging above him falls down and bashes him in the head. Margo is the rumored gho

Band looks to troll for good luck

The shamrock, the horseshoe, the rabbit’s foot, and now, a six-inch, purple-haired troll is the meaning of luck for the Raider Band. In 1996, a special needs band student relied on band to get throug

Soccer succeeds thanks to coach, fresh techniques prove for winning season

This season’s soccer team has changed comparatively since the beginning of the program. Heading that change is coach Jeff Jackson, who been the head soccer coach for three years now. Vital to this soc

Football Signing Ceremony

Celebrity BallRigged or Ridiculous?

Every year on or before the day of voting for Celebrity Ball there are a select few who spend most of their time campaigning for votes. Sure, Celebrity Ball is nothing but a beauty/popularity contest,