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Success From the Unexpected

I stared out at the endless sea of students stretching before me, terrified of becoming lost in the masses. I desperately searched for a familiar face, but saw none. I was completely alone in a crowd of

By | May 22nd, 2012|0 Comments

Nuclear apprehensions

As the United States is only just beginning to pull away from its military exploits, many politicians, particularly Republicans running in the primaries, are calling for military action in Iran

By | April 9th, 2012|0 Comments

Teen Face: Ian Runge

By KEVIN McCALLUM THE PRESS DEMOCRAT Ian Runge had never attended a school with more than 100 students before he stepped as an awkward freshman onto Casa Grade High School’s sprawling campus. He’d spent his elementary and middle school years cloistered in small private Christian schools. Being thrown [...]

By | March 5th, 2012|0 Comments

Embracing Fears

60 feet of forest lay below me. My feet dangled off the edge of the small wooden platform and ropes hung above my head, connected to the descending wire. My heart was racing, my breath was labored

By | January 31st, 2012|0 Comments

Against the Chaos

Reclaim Wall Street. A movement is needed to end the movement that benefits no one, fails to establish definite requests

By | November 16th, 2011|0 Comments

Going Nuts

I suddenly and quite violently threw up all over the floor and the couch I sat upon. My younger brother stared in awe at the reminders

By | November 16th, 2011|0 Comments