Pizza that delivers Pizza that delivers

Pizza that delivers

By: Katie George    Coals Review    Coals, new to the St. Matthews area, has taken off in the direction most restaurant owners can only hope for.     With that said, the small rustic pizza place didn’t have an empty table on a regular Tuesday night. The wait: 45 minutes. Most would pick up and [...]

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Moroccan “Argan” oil shines up old beauty routines Moroccan “Argan” oil shines up old beauty routines

Moroccan “Argan” oil shines up old beauty routines

                                                          By Taylor Long  Over the years the products we’ve put on our hair have changed dramatically. At one time it was promoted to put mayonnaise or even honey in the hair to add moisture. A new brand has surfaced that specialize in making products with a new ingredient found deep in Israel. That ingredient is [...]

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Assumption takes win with talent and teamwork Assumption takes win with talent and teamwork

Assumption takes win with talent and teamwork

                                                      By Amanda Nitzken and Natalie Ridge     The Assumption freshman basketball rockets went into their 13th game on Friday the 13th of 2012, but the team was far from unlucky when they defeated the spirited Eastern Eagles 39 to 21 at Assumption High School.    After having a 16-0 run in the second quarter [...]

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Just One More Sound Just One More Sound

Just One More Sound

By Lexington Souers Earlier this week, the New York Philharmonic halted its performance because of a phone that rang for at least four minutes. The Philharmonic conductor, Alan Gilbert, simply quieted his musicians and placed his baton on the nearest music stand, according to www.cnn.com. Many other audience members were outraged and demanded that the [...]

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News

Costa Concordia Wrecks Vacation

Costa Concordia Wrecks Vacation

 By Carrie Hess  On Friday, January 13, the Costa Concordia crashed just off of Italy’s western coast. As of Tuesday January 17, 11 people have been found dead due to the wreck.     The ship was carrying 4,200 people when it hit rocks and tipped onto its side. The ship is currently lying on its [...]

Jan 19, 2012 18:17

Sports

Assumption takes win with talent and teamwork

Assumption takes win with talent and teamwork

                                                      By Amanda Nitzken and Natalie Ridge     The Assumption freshman basketball rockets went into their 13th game on Friday the 13th of 2012, but the team was far from unlucky when they defeated the spirited Eastern Eagles 39 to 21 at Assumption High School.    After having a 16-0 run in the second quarter [...]

Jan 24, 2012 18:34

Fashion

December D.I.Y- fun gifts for your family and friends

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 [...]

Dec 5, 2011 18:11

A&E

Teens make questionable decisions

  By: Staff 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. With [...]

Jan 27, 2012 17:08

Recent Articles

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 [...]

Silence in church heard by everyone

   By: Amy Parker    At Assumption, wearing makeup or straightening your hair is constantly considered “weird.” No one cares about how they look, which is actually a good thing. I’ve always loved the way we all can come to school totally a mess, and no one cares. It means that we are comfortable around [...]

Teens make questionable decisions

  By: Staff 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. With [...]

Pizza that delivers

Pizza that delivers

By: Katie George    Coals Review    Coals, new to the St. Matthews area, has taken off in the direction most restaurant owners can only hope for.     With that said, the small rustic pizza place didn’t have an empty table on a regular Tuesday night. The wait: 45 minutes. Most would pick up and [...]

Moroccan “Argan” oil shines up old beauty routines

Moroccan “Argan” oil shines up old beauty routines

                                                          By Taylor Long  Over the years the products we’ve put on our hair have changed dramatically. At one time it was promoted to put mayonnaise or even honey in the hair to add moisture. A new brand has surfaced that specialize in making products with a new ingredient found deep in Israel. That ingredient is [...]

Assumption takes win with talent and teamwork

Assumption takes win with talent and teamwork

                                                      By Amanda Nitzken and Natalie Ridge     The Assumption freshman basketball rockets went into their 13th game on Friday the 13th of 2012, but the team was far from unlucky when they defeated the spirited Eastern Eagles 39 to 21 at Assumption High School.    After having a 16-0 run in the second quarter [...]

Assumption suffers a heartfelt loss

Assumption suffers a heartfelt loss

   By Audra Kinney, Haley Spalding, Anna Lawson     With 2:11 to go in the fourth quarter of the highly anticipated Sacred Heat Vs. Assumption varsity basketball game, the scores mirrored each other. Jade Tubb, a senior Valkyrie, stepped up to the free throw line. A bounce. A glance. A shot. Players, students, parents, and [...]

Just One More Sound

Just One More Sound

By Lexington Souers Earlier this week, the New York Philharmonic halted its performance because of a phone that rang for at least four minutes. The Philharmonic conductor, Alan Gilbert, simply quieted his musicians and placed his baton on the nearest music stand, according to www.cnn.com. Many other audience members were outraged and demanded that the [...]

Costa Concordia Wrecks Vacation

Costa Concordia Wrecks Vacation

 By Carrie Hess  On Friday, January 13, the Costa Concordia crashed just off of Italy’s western coast. As of Tuesday January 17, 11 people have been found dead due to the wreck.     The ship was carrying 4,200 people when it hit rocks and tipped onto its side. The ship is currently lying on its [...]

“The Help” Creates a New Vision

“The Help” Creates a New Vision

  By Megan McClelland  “The Help” is a fictional book written by Kathryn Stockett set in the mid-1900s. It explores the racial discrimination that took place in the United States during this time period, especially in the South.    The story takes place in the small southern town of Jackson, Mississippi and explores the connection between [...]