The High Life - McPherson High School

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Temp jobs help students earn extra cash Monday, March 31, 2008 By Kathy House With Christmas approaching, two students have gotten jobs for extra money. The first is junior Brandon Barry. For the holidays, he got a job at Game Stop. “It’s a fairly easy job if you’ve played lo full story >
In the spirit of giving: Students spend time, money helping those less fortunate Monday, March 31, 2008 By Nikki Wentling Many people get the impression that all high school students do during the holiday break is lounge around and receive gifts. However, several students are spending their time and money on giving bac full story >
Pups meet equal competition Monday, March 31, 2008 By Kelsie Sorenson The varsity boys have been coasting past every opponent they’ve come upon. Before Tuesday’s game against the Great Bend Panthers, the Bullpups defeated teams on an average of 23 points a game. But, full story >
Girls try to live up to expectations Monday, March 31, 2008 By Alicia Dean Going into this year’s basketball seasason McPherson High School’s girls basketball team was ranked number one, which left some high expectations riding on their shoulders. “The beginning of the seas full story >
Twilight: New series moves away from typical situation Monday, March 31, 2008 By Lindsey Roesti Girl likes boy. Boy likes girl. Boy and girl fall in love. Boy and girl fight. Boy and girl make up. Boy and girl live happily ever after. This is the summary of a typical romance novel. And though full story >
Purchase of scuba suit now may save life later Monday, March 31, 2008 By Michael Fay Many theories of the apocalypse have popped their little heads up over the past couple years. Al Gore’s Global Warming theory, conspirator’s nuke ideals, and scientist’s meteor predictions to name a f full story >
Papercraft not just a hobby Thursday, March 13, 2008 By Sarah Schowengerdt It all started with seven sheets of white 110 weight card stock and a mess of printer ink. To the untrained eye, the hodge-podge of strange colored shapes and tabs would seem confusing and without full story >
Papercraft not just a hobby Thursday, March 13, 2008 By Sarah Schowengerdt It all started with seven sheets of white 110 weight card stock and a mess of printer ink. To the untrained eye, the hodge-podge of strange colored shapes and tabs would seem confusing and without full story >
Exhilaration comes from escape of normalcy Thursday, March 13, 2008 By Jonathan Shorman I don’t know about you, but a major ice storm followed by seven inches of snow sounds like my kind of week. The last week and a half have felt more like a month and half. It’s a sensation I can only full story >
New bullying law being enforced in schools across Kansas Thursday, March 13, 2008 By Adam Silver A plan to squelch bullying throughout Kansas is being implemented across the state after being passed by the state legislature on April 27, 2007. While many schools already have provisions against bul full story >
Language students finish first semester with deadline system Thursday, March 13, 2008 By Jonathan Shorman Independent foreign language students have finished their first semester with a new method of computerized instruction that uses a system of deadlines. Some students fell far behind in the new system full story >