Field Hockey Signing on Thursday February 2nd:
Bellarmine University- Claire McCormick, Alexis Van Wallaghen, Hannah Doll Miami of Ohio- Lizi Kuhl, Angela Amon Centre- Erin Mays [...]
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The (big yawn) Woman in Black
By: Jesse Riendeau Daniel Radcliff, a.k.a Harry Potter, drops his wand and broom to pick up the leading role in the stereotypical ghost story, “Woman in Black”. With anticipated pop-out scenes and twisted childhood items, this scream-fest thriller is meant to scare even the bravest. The movie begins with a violent scene; three little girls [...]
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Running through a temple takes over lives
By Abby Crum & Alyssa Johnson You’re running through a temple. You don’t know where to go- duck, left, right, jump! You have to get your money before the demonic monkeys catch up to you. Watch out for that tree branch! Are you watching an action movie? Are you in the middle of a [...]
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Heath happens in the long term
By Olivia Reibel It isn’t exactly new talk that teenagers don’t think much further than their weekend plans. We don’t doubt that teens in the 70’s and 80’s didn’t plan past two days, but we believe that this day in age, teens have even more difficulty thinking about long term results when making everyday decisions. [...]
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Brush fires blamed in Florida collisions
By Teal Wrockladge Early on Sunday morning, January 29, smoke from brush fires was blamed for several collisions in the death of at least 10 in northern Florida. The smoke that virtually reduced all visibility involved at least 14 vehicles in north and southbound lanes on Interstate 75. Earlier in the morning the road [...]
Sports
Field Hockey Signing on Thursday February 2nd:
Bellarmine University- Claire McCormick, Alexis Van Wallaghen, Hannah Doll Miami of Ohio- Lizi Kuhl, Angela Amon Centre- Erin Mays [...]
Fashion
December D.I.Y- fun gifts for your family and friends
By Taylor Long Around and during December people get excited about music and decorating Christmas trees but nothing brings more people joy than Christmas gifts. The tradition of giving gifts dates back to 4th Century A.D. according to allthingschristmas.com. Since there were no malls or boutiques to buy gifts for loved ones people had to [...]
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The (big yawn) Woman in Black
By: Jesse Riendeau Daniel Radcliff, a.k.a Harry Potter, drops his wand and broom to pick up the leading role in the stereotypical ghost story, “Woman in Black”. With anticipated pop-out scenes and twisted childhood items, this scream-fest thriller is meant to scare even the bravest. The movie begins with a violent scene; three little girls [...]
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Field Hockey Signing on Thursday February 2nd:
Bellarmine University- Claire McCormick, Alexis Van Wallaghen, Hannah Doll Miami of Ohio- Lizi Kuhl, Angela Amon Centre- Erin Mays [...]
Sushi restaurant impresses locals
By: Olivia Sievert Oishii Sushi is an authentic sushi and tempura restaurant, in which the options on the menu is very diverse. Oishii Sushi is located at 2245 Bardstown Road which has been opened for a few years, and recently added another location at 2810 Taylorsville Road. They offer a variety of things from [...]
The (big yawn) Woman in Black
By: Jesse Riendeau Daniel Radcliff, a.k.a Harry Potter, drops his wand and broom to pick up the leading role in the stereotypical ghost story, “Woman in Black”. With anticipated pop-out scenes and twisted childhood items, this scream-fest thriller is meant to scare even the bravest. The movie begins with a violent scene; three little girls [...]
Running through a temple takes over lives
By Abby Crum & Alyssa Johnson You’re running through a temple. You don’t know where to go- duck, left, right, jump! You have to get your money before the demonic monkeys catch up to you. Watch out for that tree branch! Are you watching an action movie? Are you in the middle of a [...]
Politics partake in petty tactics
By Maggie Lane With the 2012 presidential election in full swing, politics are blowing up the country as candidates compete to win over the hearts of Americans. But rather than focusing campaigns on what they plan to do for the United States, most in the running seem to be more concerned with putting down their [...]
Black Keys mix music and brotherhood
By Nicole McGovern Members of The Black Keys Dan Auerbach, singer and guitarist, and Patrick Carney, drummer, first met when they were eight and nine years old while living in the same neighborhood in Arkon, Ohio. Both attended Firestone High School and became friends, though they came from opposite crowds- Carney was a social outcast [...]
Brush fires blamed in Florida collisions
By Teal Wrockladge Early on Sunday morning, January 29, smoke from brush fires was blamed for several collisions in the death of at least 10 in northern Florida. The smoke that virtually reduced all visibility involved at least 14 vehicles in north and southbound lanes on Interstate 75. Earlier in the morning the road [...]
Assumption basketball loses to Lexington Catholic
By Lizi Kuhl The basketball team played Lexington Catholic on Friday, January 20, at home. Their record is deceptive to those who don’t attend their games. Statistically, their record is 10-10; however they have lost many of their games by only one or two baskets. Friday proved to be no different for the Rockets. They [...]
Heath happens in the long term
By Olivia Reibel It isn’t exactly new talk that teenagers don’t think much further than their weekend plans. We don’t doubt that teens in the 70’s and 80’s didn’t plan past two days, but we believe that this day in age, teens have even more difficulty thinking about long term results when making everyday decisions. [...]
To pledge, not to pledge
By: Alyssa Johnson If you can’t stand up for 10 seconds on a Monday morning and face the American flag, you don’t deserve the liberty and justice in our Pledge of Allegiance. There are no excuses. Too lazy to stand for 10 seconds? Well, you probably have bigger issues than a lack of [...]
