It'd Be An Honor Thursday, December 11, 2008 By Deanna Scheller On October 27, at 7:00 a.m. choir director Mr. Harings, Andrew Kirov, Joanne Toner, Tressa Harings, Janie Murray, and me all embarked on a journey to the Duluth Honor Choir Festival. It was at UMD in full story

Andrew the Artist Monday, November 17, 2008 By Jamie Wehmhoefer Ms. Gordon chose Andrew Walberg as one of the better artists in her class. Andrew has taken two stained glass classes, ceramics for one semester, and now he is in an independent art class 1st hour. full story

O Mama, It's Obama! Monday, November 17, 2008 By Kyle Farris If you read my article on the cover, you may have thought that something was missing. I had to exclude sarcasm and jokes because I had to be politically correct on the front. But apparently, you can full story

Class Presidents Monday, November 17, 2008 By Shelby Callaway Every year the high school classes vote for their class officers. Each year there is a new President, unless you get re-elected. This year the school newspaper wants to find out what’s on their minds full story

Duluth-Superior Symphony Orchestra Monday, November 17, 2008 By April Hurt “The two most important things in orchestra: starting together and ending together.” This statement from freshman Lisa Featherly describes her recent focus on music. Lisa is part of the Duluth-Su full story

OBAMA WINS! Monday, November 17, 2008 By Kyle Farris On the fourth of this month, we all witnessed history. We watched a Democrat defeat a Republican. But most of all, we witnessed a colossal racial barrier being torn down. What began as one civ full story