The Crimson Crier

With a leaders death, the question of what makes greatness comes into question

Written by Michelle Jeffries · December 22, 2011  

            With every great nation, there must also be a great leader. In the case of North Korea, the greatness of that nation is not for us to decide, but great or not, every nation’s leader deserves respect, even in death. For newly deceased Kim Jong Il, this still holds... (more...)

Band expands, splits in two

Written by Michelle Jeffries · March 9, 2011  

Thanks to an influx of new members, band students this year were welcomed with a change of schedule. Instead of having the Symphonic Band and the Ninth Grade Band, this year Symphonic has been split into two classes, Symphonic I and II.  “The main reason is due to the increasing numbers... (more...)

Blog era explodes, provides easiy way to keep up with popular topics

Written by Michelle Jeffries · February 11, 2011  

As technology progresses, so do the ways in which we communicate and express ourselves. What was, for years, accomplished by means of pencil and paper can now be done via keyboard. As a fairly recent phenomenon, blogging is a new way to document thoughts and interests simply by switching tabs... (more...)

Females enroll in construction class

Written by Michelle Jeffries · October 27, 2010  

  Of the many skills that are associated with women, building construction is usually not something that comes to mind. Nevertheless, in a new class offering these skills, the assumed gender restriction no longer applies. Starting out, building construction teacher Matt Oldacre almost did... (more...)