CCC: Don’t pay for college help program
Sumeya Said, Opinion Editor
May 1, 2013
Most students here at Harding High School are thinking about life after high school, and for most students that means college. But unfortunately the process of getting into college isn’t easy, and it’s very expensive. Both students and parents have a lot of questions about how to get into college.... Read more »
Teachers reach out to students
Salma Ibrahim and Samantha Theng, Report and Sports Editor
May 1, 2013
At Harding High and other schools across the nation, students have been contacting teachers when they’re in need of educational help through Facebook, texting, email, or other social networks. Interactions between students and teachers outside of school has increased because of advanced technology,... Read more »
Harding students showcase their style at first Fashion Show
Isabella Thor, Buisness Manager
May 1, 2013
On Friday, April 26, about 200 people attended A Fashion Knight, the Club’s first self-hosted fashion show. That was 100 more than more than expected by Fashion Club. You could find 30 models strutting their stuff, wantons and tacos being sold, and over 15 musical acts. Usually, fashion shows... Read more »
Easter: When the bunnies come out
Salia Soliz, News Editor
March 13, 2013
As many people know, Easter is the holiday when the bunny comes to your house and delivers easter eggs for you to hunt. But do you know the real meaning behind Easter? Or what it’s really about? Easter Sunday, also known as Resurrection Sunday, is the day that celebrates when Christ rose from the dead.... Read more »
From a Viking to a Knight
Nasriye Birmaji, Reporter
March 13, 2013
Many students know that Assistant Principal Michael Lehan once played in the NFL. But he wasn’t the only one. A former NFL player, Sean McMoore played for the Minnesota Vikings as a cornerback for two years. After the NFL, Mr. McMoore coached at Ellsworth college in Iowa for a year. Then he decided... Read more »
Saint Patrick’s Day: All green everything
Alexander Roman, Reporter
March 13, 2013
Leprechauns, shamrocks, corned beef, lucky horseshoes, and the color green. Remind you of anything? Well, they happen to be related to the annual celebration that takes place March 17: Saint Patrick’s Day. Dating back to over 1,000 years ago, St. Patrick’s Day is observed by the Catholics, Anglican... Read more »
Harding graduate meets the President
Marisol Castillo, Editor-in-Chief
March 13, 2013
Meeting the President, Micheal Phelps, and Denzel Washington, sound like fun? Well, an actual Harding graduate got this wonderful opportunity. Mai Tong Vang, who graduated last year, got to go to Washington, D.C. and meet these three people. How did Mai Tong get this opportunity? She applied for the... Read more »
Could you be the next Harding Idol?
Sheriden Groves, Reporter
March 13, 2013
Once a year all of the singers come out of the woodwork to show what they’ve got and to prove that they could be the next American (cough) Harding Idol. Harding Idol is the biggest singing competition at Harding. Shoua Thao, president of Tri-M and organizer of the event, expects a lot from this competition,... Read more »
Black History Month: a celebration of freedom and justice
Rose Yang, Photo Editor
February 9, 2013
One celebration that has been on the calendar for a long time is Black History Month. Black History Month has been known for celebrating and recognizing black leaders. In the year of 1926, Black History Month was created. Carter G. Woodson, a historian and creator of the Association for the study of... Read more »
Students with flu should ‘stay home, rest up’
Samantha Theng, Sports Editor
February 9, 2013
“I was just so tired, but I didn’t think anything special of it,” said Rosemary Olatunbosun, a junior at Harding High. “But when I got home I felt terrible and my parents noticed that my temperature was really high. I was quivering.” Her parents took her to the emergency room, where she was... Read more »
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