From Red Crayons to Pencil Drawings

Junior Luis Barboza’s talent comes in black and white. Sketching, penciling or drawing; whatever you choose to call it, Barboza’s name comes attached. He embodied his artistic talent in his drawing

Barrett's Balancing Act

Despite a broken toe during the middle of the season, freshman Summer Barrett from Edgemont Junior High was the only gymnast this year to qualify for State competition--competing on both vault and bar

Vikings Pack Gym

Puyallup Vikings and Rogers Rams gathered in the PHS gym to support their Special Olympics basketball teams March 6. Cheering fans and over 700 supportive classmates led to an exciting win for the Vik

Othello Wasn't Really a Fellow

Considered one of the more haunting productions put on by the drama department, Shakespeare’s Othello: the Moor of Venice, premiered March 8-10.     “It’s heavy and dark. I mean, sure, in the past w

Student's Selfless, Heartfelt Haircut

Senior Tanya Cline stood in front of her bathroom mirror Dec.. 15, with scissors in her hands, crying. “I tried to cut my hair with scissors, but it was all uneven and it looked terrible,” Cline said

Public Transit

Four dollars a gallon? Savvy students are saving money, one bus or train ride at a time.

Editorial Cartoon

Kony 2012 Provokes Action

What was expected to receive 500,000 views by the end of the year received 10 million views within one night.     The KONY 2012 documentary has been posted all over the Internet by people of all age

Docken Races For Passion

For many people, preparing for marathons is a new experience. But junior Sierra Docken has been involved in races, marathons and running since she was just a toddler.

Debate Qualifies for Nationals

Two debate teams have recently advanced to the national competition that will be held in Indianapolis this June.     Senior team Chris Fournier and Noble Hauser have been debating since their high s