Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate review
Mark Miske, Staff Reporter
March 1, 2015
There are two things I can’t help but love: big swords and humongous monsters. Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate is the bridge that brings both these things together in the most spectacular of ways. Monster Hunter 4 is a brutally difficult game, but reasonably accessible for newcomers like myself. The...
Wrestlers headed for regionals
Mark Miske, Staff Reporter
February 12, 2015
The wrestling team competed at the district tournament Saturday where the boys took second place and the girls earned third place. Freshmen Orion Cruz, Claudia Burgos, and Sydney Dawson, sophomores Dominic Aurelio, Isaiah Drake, Jorge Segovia, Jake Wright, and Sierra Condon, juniors Zach Leyva,...
Best Games of 2014
Mark Miske, Staff Reporter
January 11, 2015
2014 was a great year for gaming. The new console generation finally started to pick up some speed, Destiny flopped, and Bayonetta 2 finally came out. It was Nintendo’s year to shine and they finally dropped all the exclusive games fans have been clamoring for years. These games below are the best...
Marijuana, I don’t wanna
Chris Salas, Copy Desk Editor
October 31, 2014
At the very beginning of Red Ribbon Week, a car sat outside. A car just as broken and gone as its previous owner. A car so mutilated, its steering wheel was an actual wheel. Naturally, it became the day’s conversation starter. As I talked with five friends about the damage to the car and the meaning...
Taking The High Road
Mark Miske, Staff Writer
October 31, 2014
As the most mainstream and culturally enriched drug in America with a market worth just over $35 billion dollars, and almost 58% of Americans supporting its legalization, it’s almost a mystery as to why marijuana is illegal. It’s a relatively safe drug with dozens of health benefits, and an enorm...
