Whether issues are related to politics, communities, or schools, petitions have become more prevalent in today’s society. However, the impacts of them are highly debated.
The Obama Administration...
Sachi Jain, Weekly Wall editor
• February 20, 2013
As society develops over time, the way in which people communicate and interact with one another changes as well. Within high schools, this societal change is evident when observing couples and how they...
Public displays of affection are just that: public. But, should the "P" in PDA also stand for punishable?
Students are split over the level of involvement by the administration in cases of PDA.
"One...
Junior Caitlin Jensen scored the buzzer beater shot during the regional game against Mount Vernon. The girls’ varsity basketball team is in the top four in regionals and has hopes to go all the way.
What...
Grace Erard, student life editor
• February 15, 2013
Senior Trudy Perkins auditioned for “The Voice” at SIR Studios in Los Angeles Tuesday, Feb. 5.
According to her father, Barry Perkins, she began displaying musical talent at a young age.
“My...
What made you start playing soccer?
I just love the game and how the sport inspires so many people around the world, I think it’s really cool.
When did you start playing?
My dad got me started...
Emily Lipscomb, special editions editor
• February 14, 2013
American Sign Language, created in 1814, has for many years been the basis for teaching in deaf classrooms.
However, with recent advances in technology, opportunities that were not previously available...
Seniors Annemarie Bresson and Emanuel Corps-Ortiz have been dating for two years and four months. They are excited to spend Valentine’s Day together again this year.
What did you guys do last year...
Fans of “American Idol” recognize Nate Tao, a Reston native who auditioned for this season’s “American Idol” and received a ticket to Hollywood. He went to Herndon High School and currently works...
Whenever I walk through the hallways in school to get to class, I tend to notice that people always look at the left side of my head. Sometimes they ask and I tell them that it’s called a cochlear implant.
But...
