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Fire alarm prank a serious issue

Fire alarm prank a serious issue

Most of the students at Howell High School remember Monday, when the fire alarm pounded through our ears at 7:30 in the morning. Granted, it wasn’t a prank, but it was freezing outside just the same and our teachers lost valuable class time. But... READ MORE »»

Community Theatre of Howell presents scholarships

Community Theatre of Howell presents scholarships

The Community Theatre of Howell (CTH) will present scholarships up to $300 to graduating seniors who intend to pursue a major and have been accepted into a 2-year or 4-year performing arts (acting, directing, design, technical, dance, vocal,... READ MORE »»

MADDIE MAY KROLL WINS SENIOR SURVIVOR

MADDIE MAY KROLL WINS SENIOR SURVIVOR

Meet this year’s Senior Survivors! All videos will be updated to this post. All proceeds from the event are split evenly between the Zac Cain Fund and NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Senior Survivors Remaining: Dylan Roberts Maddie... READ MORE »»

Local music sparks interest in Livingston County teens

Local music sparks interest in Livingston County teens

There’s no arguing that the local music scene in Howell is back in full swing thanks to the efforts of the Livingston Underground movement, officially launched last fall.  Local students and residents are forming bands and playing whenever... READ MORE »»

Throw like a girl: How female athletes are viewed as weaker

Throw like a girl: How female athletes are viewed as weaker

I don’t know what it is about sports and gender norms, but it sure looks like society needs a wake-up call. Traditionally, men are known to “have more strength and ability” compared to women. With the progression of each sport being as... READ MORE »»

News

 Building class finishes up on breathtaking house

Shayley Steinke, Managing/News Editor

Ever since the start of the school year, students in the Construction Trades class have been building, from scratch, a beautiful home. Now, with the year coming to the end, students,... Read more »

May 24, 2013 • 0 comments • Filed Under News

Feature

 Senior ends the school year in style

Danielle Risacher, A&E Editor

One thing was for certain during the competitive week of Senior Survivor: the color pink did not go unnoticed. Optimistic Maddie May Kroll supporters sported their pink shirts throughout... Read more »

May 24, 2013 • 0 comments • Filed Under Feature, Student Highlight

Opinion

 Fourteenth Amendment allows for same-sex marriage

Natalie Dunn, Feature Editor

The 14th amendment to the Constitution was added in 1868, creating citizenship for anyone born or naturalized in the United States, and granting equal protection under law to all citizens.... Read more »

May 24, 2013 • 0 comments • Filed Under Opinion

Sports

 Dedicated athlete excels in track

Danielle Hamilton, Staff Writer

An unusual event in Track and Field is hurdles. Jumping over hurdles that vary in height according to the distance an athlete is running is not an event you think of when you think... Read more »

May 24, 2013 • 0 comments • Filed Under Sports

Arts and Entertainment

 Bledfest makes its return to Livingston County

Renee Augustyn, Staff Writer

Returning for its ninth year is the all-ages, mixed genre, one-day music festival: Bledfest, which takes place in none other than Livingston County. Last year there were around 2,500... Read more »

May 24, 2013 • 0 comments • Filed Under Arts and Entertainment

Health & Technology

 Odd things you may be doing while you sleep: Strange sleeping quirks and what causes them

Amber Lee Carnahan, Health & Technology Editor

Most people’s lives tend to fall into a certain routine. They get home from work or school, relax, eat dinner, and go to sleep. Predictability is an essential in the best routine,... Read more »

May 22, 2013 • 0 comments • Filed Under Health & Technology