This Day in History: April 20th: America’s 39th president faced a deadly foe on this day in history.

The story of Jimmy Carter and the “Killer Rabbit” dates back to April 20, 1979 when president Carter was out fishing one afternoon in his hometown of Plains, Georgia. As the story goes, Carter, fishin

Horror-scopes: Predictions for the week of April 20-April 26

Your Birthday this week:

Your birthday will suck like a Hoover vacuum in the middle of a space tornado.

Poem of the Week

This week’s poem is from famous American poet, Robert Frost. It eloquently describes a solitude in which the speaker feels unmoored from society, time, and space.

Toons By Thomas

To Be or Not To Be: Beckman’s Theatre Arts classes hold their 2nd annual Shakespeare Festival for middle schoolers from Columbus Tustin, Utt, and Pioneer.

IRVINE- “To be or not to be” was the question on Friday, April 13, 2007 as Beckman’s Theatre Arts classes (Stagecraft, Drama Workshop, Advanced Theatre Arts), under the direction of Mrs. Lisa Roseman,

Prom Overboard: Having a fun and fashionable prom is possible without spending a fortune

The dictionary defines the word prom as a formal dance held for a high school class typically at or near the end of the academic year. Ask a senior what prom means and they’ll tell you so much more; S

College of the Week: Virginia Tech: Tragic events should not discourage students from applying to this outstanding school.

Nestled between the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, Virginia Tech is a quiet, dedicated learning community, most famous, until recently, for its Division 1-A football program. Sadly, after the deadly

The Blame Game: While administrative officials are busy playing the blame game, in tragedy, the students become the masters.

The funerals for the 32 Virginia Tech students have not yet begun, but that won’t stop the blame-game, the second-guessing, the causes looking for examples freshly ripped from the headlines. While fam