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A family of 20! Can it be real?! Well, believe it! Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar from Arkansas had their 18th child on December 18,2008, Jordyn-Grace Makiya Duggar. Jim Bob who was a former state legislator in . . . read more
Someone very wise once told me that judges were for contests, not real life and that labels were for soup cans and cereal boxes. We all have had a time in our life when we have . . . read more
According to BBC News, two men have been given the death penalty for involvement in a contaminated milk scandal in China. The two men were accused of assisting in adding melamine to raw milk, which is usually . . . read more
According to www.nytimes.com on Thursday, January 22, 2009, voters in Nashville rejected a proposal to make English the city’s official language. Eric Crafton, a metropolitan councilman, introduced this proposal. The proposal was opposed . . . read more
Par for the Corpse What do you get when you bring a bunch of hopeless romantics together at a golf resort for the weekend? Absolute chaos! And that is exactly what this years play was. From mad scientists, to Star Wars fanatics, our . . . read more
About a single dad (Kevin James) that has always had high hopes of being an authority figure, but finds himself as just a pushover security guard working in a New Jersey mall. He takes his job very seriously, but everyone else thinks he is . . . read more
Peanut butter can be found almost anywhere. There are 125-plus products containing peanut butter that are being recalled for salmonella in 43 states. This outbreak of salmonella has sickened around 500 people, . . . read more
The theme this year for snowball was “Gold Rush.” Snowball week started Monday, January 12th and ended Friday, January 16th. The week started off with everyone coming to school and showing their college team sprit. Tuesday when you . . . read more
For Danny Thrall, 19, a sophomore swimmer from Fordham University in New York, the pool is a second home to him; swimming is his life. So, it was a shock when the thing he loves most almost took his . . . read more
Nearly 5 months ago expert analysts, players, and random people were making their pre-season picks for the NFL’s biggest game, the Super Bowl. Many had picked the Chargers, Patriots, or Colts in the AFC, or . . . read more
Looking for editorial ideas, I came across the question of whether or not families of murder victims should be able to decide the punishment of the murderer. This is a good question because we have always been . . . read more
There’s a word that can evoke excitement and eagerness in some people and absolute fear and even refusal in others- change. Change is a continuous part of life and affects everything. Almost nothing escapes . . . read more
There’s a word that can evoke excitement and eagerness in some people and absolute fear and even refusal in others- change. Change is a continuous part of life and affects everything. Almost nothing escapes . . . read more
Should the Trix Rabbit get Some Cereal Pro By Alexis Williams Imagine getting up on a Monday morning. Your stomach has been growling for the past thirty minutes and all you want at this . . . read more
We’ve all heard the saying “You need to find a job,” come from our parent’s mouths at one point in time. How many of you really get one though? Most of the time when you hear these words, it’s . . . read more
Recently in English II, we read persuasive speeches during our nonfiction unit. One of the speeches we read was by Martin Luther King, Jr. Since we celebrate his birthday this month, this got me thinking about . . . read more
