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Monthly Archives: December 2011

Opinion & Editorial

Why Jon Huntsman Could Be the Next President

Let’s call it as it is. The Republican primary race, thus far, has been weak, and, at times, embarrassing. There was Palin’s bus tour Paul Revere mixup, Bachman’s Newsweek cover, Perry’s memory lapse, and now the unraveling of the shockingly successful, and at least for a little while, Herman Cain campaign. A sign of this…

Sports

Tornado Warning: Vikings Drench Wellington

The theme Friday night was “Make it Rain.” And as soon as the floodgates opened, the shots kept raining down. In the second half, the Vikings broke open a tight game and turned it into a rout, defeating Wellington 57-38 in their season opener. Seniors Zach Ratcliff (9 pts. in the third) and Jacob Mikalov…

A&E

A Store Made for Our Generation: Spoon Me

When you walk into the building, your eyes focus on its green walls and colorful tiles. The lights are bright, and iPads are set up at the counter. The menus are not traditional boards hung on walls. They are flat screen TVs, displaying all the choices this franchise offers. Another TV displays pictures of guests…

News

Jazz Band Conquers Adversity, Concert A Hit

On Friday, December 3rd, Jazz Band had its annual Fall Concert. This year, however, a familiar face was missing from the stage. Mrs. Sneeringer, the long time band teacher was out on maternity leave, leaving Ms. Ryan, who has only been working with the band for a little under two months at the helm. To…