Taylor O'Neill, Sports Editor
April 23, 2015
Filed under Opinion
Next year, the foreign language department plans on adding another language into the curriculum if the school board approves.
To figure this out, the foreign language department sent out a survey asking what languages students... Read more »
Abby Goldberg, Editorial Board
April 23, 2015
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
We all probably learned in elementary school what recycling is and how to do it. Paper goes in the green bin and water bottles go in the blue bin, but what happens when there is no bin and you just have to throw it out? Is GCHS... Read more »
Taylor O'Neill, Sports Editor
March 4, 2015
Filed under Opinion
The famous rivalry over Apple vs. Windows is popular throughout the world, but GCHS students are only subjected to one type of platform.
There are many more operating systems that are used in different circumstances that we... Read more »
March 4, 2015
Filed under Dear Abby:, Opinion
Dear Abby: I have zero self-confidence and lots of body issues. I want to look nice at school but nine times out of 10, I end up ʺbummingʺ it. What should I do?
Who says you have to dress nice to look good? There is abs... Read more »
Danielle Voss, News Editor
March 4, 2015
Filed under Opinion
Most students have their own organizational techniques, but if they do not have an efficient way of organizing their materials, it may affect their performance both in and out of class.
When a student does not have a designated... Read more »
Abby Goldberg, Staff Reporter
March 4, 2015
Filed under Opinion
Caking on foundation, applying mascara and spending an unhealthy amount of time looking in the mirror is a typical morning for most high school girls.
With makeup advertisements everywhere, girls cannot escape the social obligation... Read more »
Katie Wilkinson and Anna Jensen
March 4, 2015
Filed under Opinion
There is a psychological theory that students who actually believe in the potential to expand their skills and knowledge will have a greater sense of motivation. This is called the student growth mindset, which is influenced heavily... Read more »
Daniel Skinner, Editorial Board
March 4, 2015
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
Every GCHS student will, one point in time, have to take the ACT test. It has become something to fear for some students, while it marks a golden accomplishment for others. Either way, it tends to mean that students will have... Read more »
Anna Jensen, Opinion Editor
February 11, 2015
Filed under Opinion
Finals week poses a threat to many high school students; they fear losing borderline grades and failing finals.
The format of finals puts a great deal of stress on students whether they choose to study or not. This is because... Read more »
Taylor O'Neill, Sports Editor
February 11, 2015
Filed under Opinion
At the end of the first semester, some seniors experienced their last days of high school. Even though most seniors had around five months left when they came back from winter break, 20 students completed their high school education... Read more »
Marissa Payne, Coppyeditor
February 11, 2015
Filed under Opinion
Most students are familiar with the post-finals PowerSchool-checking madness and the frustration of waiting for teachers to enter their final grades. Students expect teachers to have grades entered right after the final is taken,... Read more »