Parking lot smoothed; cars have fewer dents

Hester reels in premiere art show: Visual arts teacher draws inspiration from his tackle box

Art teacher Brian Hester combines his two loves, painting and fly fishing, in his new art show at Jesse Brown Outdoors.

Intermission celebrates tenth anniversary of publication, adviser, and hard work

Where does the time go? It’s been 10 years this month since Intermission began. And to David Jackson, it seems just like yesterday.

Leadership should consider students’ opinions when making decisions that affect everybody

At the start of the school year, many students were surprised to see the formerly dull courtyard poles painted vibrant colors. Student Leadership painted the poles over the summer, covering the boring

The Last Word

It’s the stuff of horror stories, mysterious “meaty products,” and a generation’s worth of nasty connotations. It’s our common ground, and anything but. The cafeteria can be a living, breathing epicen

Panels stolen: whodunnit?: Commissioned student artwork missing from construction site

Last school year, art students were racing to finish their art projects: four by eight pieces of plywood that were to cover the construction at Morrison Place, one of Grubb Properties’ commercial and