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Continue reading →: I column as I see ’em by Rachel Bules
Early decision. Scholars and Honors programs. FAFSA. Matriculation. Preferred admission. Demonstrated need. Merit-based grant. These might words might be just a few of the confusing vocabulary thrown at you during your college application process. As the oldest child in my family, my parents and I have no prior experience applying…
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Continue reading →: Design it your way, design it my way
Before the class of 2014’s senior year had even begun, there was drama. It actually all started at the end of their junior year over their senior class t-shirts…yes, t-shirts, a piece of clothing. The class of 2014 chose an awesome Harry Potter shirt that won when they voted for…
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Continue reading →: Classy never goes out of style
“I love your outfit!”- The compliment every girl likes to hear after spending the extra 20 minutes in the morning executing an outfit nicer than jeans and a sweatshirt. But as always, dressing up makes us more aware of whether our clothing ensemble follows the school dress code and the…
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Continue reading →: Thoughts on Equality and AcceptanceTHE OLD “F” WORD The term Feminism has been turned into a dirty word in America. It conjures images for many people of burning bras and offensive lesbian stereotypes. Lots of men feel an instant reaction to the term, one of the overbearing, militant women trying to take away their…
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Continue reading →: Thoughts on Equality and AcceptanceNEW VOCABULARY You’re gay. You’re retarded. Seems a little harsh, doesn’t it? Yet, people this these words don’t seem like a big deal, but actually are. Whether you want to believe it or not, words like this have a greater impact than intended. You may think there’s nothing wrong with…



