Mia Guffey interviews five football players after their victory over Stevens and before their playoff game against Jefferson. Continue reading Between the Pines: An Interview with Victorious Football Players
Mia Guffey asks the girls and boys cross country teams a few questions before the State Meet. Continue reading Between the Pines: Interviews with Cross Country Before State
What’s one thing you miss about last year? Reporters hit the halls to ask… Continue reading What is something you’d like to see from last year?
Though the tradition of the bonfire was almost snuffed out a few years ago, it has been rekindled. Continue reading Homecoming Bonfire Burns Brightly for Another Year
A trio of Cobbler teachers confirm that homecoming creates good memories for years to come. Continue reading Homecoming Creates Memories
The homecoming dance is a time for good clean fun. Continue reading It’s Homecoming: Let’s Dance
Hope is what convinced a four-year-old that she had superpowers. Continue reading Mastering My Powers
Angela Vo on learning how love is quiet and gentle, but does not have to be silent and without expression. Continue reading Care Without Words
A move halfway around the world and the search for who I am Continue reading Adversity from the Perspective of an Immigrant Kid
An opal fractures light and never shows just one color at a time. Was this the key to understanding this family, to understanding life? Continue reading God’s a Romantic
This Granny was the foundation, the one who made life solid, but she wasn’t immortal. Continue reading Cran-Apple Juice and Hospice Nurses
Few would call procrastination good–but why does anyone do it? Here’s one way to see it. Continue reading A Few Words on Finishing
Does an artist’s poor character ruin the art? Can you still like art made by a villain? Continue reading The Innocence of Art
My world used to be whimsy and bliss. But was it all built on a lie? Continue reading My Parents Are Liars
The legend of Bruce Lee was so significant that movie makers couldn’t resist exploiting it. Continue reading Enter the Dragon(s)
Scary movies have always had their place. But as new films outdo their predecessors, is that still okay? Continue reading The Problem with Horror
