Art show exposes artists, public school limits Monday, March 17, 2008 By Lily Goldberg, Emily Heldman, Web editor and Sports Editor, 3/19/08 On March 12, Gaithersburg High School’s J-hall transformed into an art gallery. The windowsills were lined with mosaics, black columns displayed photography, sketches and digital art, the display case full story

B&G recognizes Richter as Teacher of the Year Monday, March 17, 2008 By Kelly Holleran, Editor in Chief, 3/19/08 Shining lasers into students’ eyes and passing around dead squids is all part of a day’s teaching for Advanced Placement Biology and forensics teacher Kurt Richter.Kidding. Richter really doesn’t dama full story

Japanese Americans visit GHS, share WWII stories with students Monday, March 17, 2008 By Kristina Lykke, News Editor, 3/19/08 Each person took his or her turn and stood up quietly, exhibiting humble politeness, a quality revered in Japanese culture. The speakers described their experiences before, during and after World War full story

Poetic Hart is Mr. Gburg Monday, March 17, 2008 By Elizabeth Roberts, Features Editor, 3/19/08 Mr. Gaithersburg winner Bassanio Hart rapped about his journey throughout high school and how he learned from failure to become successful. Most of the audience seemed to connect with his message, dem full story

School bus safety paramount in minds of riders Monday, March 17, 2008 By Steven Bennett, Sports editor, 3/19/08 What would happen if the unthinkable did? full story

Street racing leads to breakneck endangerment [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, March 17, 2008 By Keith Pumphrey and Steven Bennett, Staff writer and Sports editor, 3/19/08 Driving 120 miles per hour down a straightaway, then, all of a sudden, boom. full story

College visits made convenient [ArticleImageHyperLink] Monday, March 17, 2008 By Keith Pumphery, Staff reporter, 3/19/08 CollegeWeekLive is coming to a computer monitor near you this spring. full story

In your facePi/e day Tuesday, March 18, 2008 By Kristina Lykke, 3/19 Coconut cream, apple, cherry, blueberry, lemon meringue, pumpkin and seemingly any flavor imaginable. Gaithersburg High School held its second annual Pi Day on March 14 to honor that magical number ve full story