Armed forces unfairly targets lower class

A multi-colored tent pops up in the quad. Men with huge muscles in tight t-shirts do push-ups and sit-ups in a crowd of wide-eyed students. The men then begin to engage the crowd, handing out goarmy.c

Anger danger: Looking to avoid trouble?

Certain bad habits cause complications later in life

Whether it’s staying up till 1 a.m. finishing up a double-entry journal due at 7:30 the next morning or just to text friends and socialize, either way, it’s not healthy.

Calling it quits

That Halloween wasn’t supposed to be much different than the one before. Floyd Martinez, custodian, was having breakfast with his son and when he got up to get something he got dizzy.

War stirs up emotions for family

The Christmas tree remains lit and the presents are unwrapped. Christmas morning has come, but the cloud of sad feelings has not left.

Tragic loss impacts student's life

There were times when sophomore Chelsea Lynch would have something to tell her mom after a day from school. She would run back to her mom’s room where she had been lying for months only to discover

SLCs face minor changes

The past year has been filled with talk about Smaller Learning Communities, and schedule changes. Recently, the dismissal of Superintendent Anthony Amato is having a slight effect with the speed of th

The fall of horror films

“Paranormal Activity” has recently been hailed as “One of the scariest movies of all time,” being compared to “The Blair Witch Project” and “The Exorcist.” But where does reality end and hype begin?

Famous former Delta Kings

He takes out a small brown folder of dog-eared newspaper articles, some freshly cut while others crumpled, from one of the metal file cabinets in his classroom. He smiles as he shows his collection

Students inspired by Hernandez

Students have always been told to strive and shoot for the stars. But not everyone takes that lesson into consideration. Stockton native Jose Hernandez, astronaut, gave a presentation at Delta Colle