As little as I get on Facebook, it has not escaped notice the campaign that seems to have broken into the ever-expanding rink of online protest.
Victoria’s Secret, Target, this magazine and that...
If anything is certain, she has had her head in the game, and is reaping the benefits of her effort.
Senior Alexis Jennings’s number 32 jersey was retired at a ceremony on April 18, where over a hundred...
“Pencils down. Please close your test booklet and place it with the front cover facing up on your desk.” With those words, the AP exam ends: the last bubble has been filled, the last word written,...
Like many of my senior peers, I was enrolled for a short time in an ACCESS class-- an online health course that was mandatory for graduation but unavailable as an actual students-in-classroom setting when...
March 22 will be the first day of spring break for the Madison County school system, a week-long reprieve from early mornings, everyday classwork and parking lot traffic. As per usual, anticipation is...
By Riley Wallace, Editor-in-Chief
• February 26, 2014
Open any given algebra textbook to a standard problem:
“Michael’s car goes 20 miles per gallon of gas consumed. Gas costs $3.25 a gallon, and Michael needs to drive 70 miles to a basketball game...
By Riley Wallace, Editor-in-chief
• February 17, 2014
You sit across the desk from someone and try to smile and try not to fidget. It is 8 a.m. and you woke up thirty minutes ago, threw on a nice-ish shirt that might have been...
By Riley Wallace, Editor-in-Chief
• January 27, 2014
A menagerie of inconsistencies, President Barack Obama’s eloquently-worded Jan. 17 speech on National Security Agency reform and American technological privacy left more questions than answers to a public...
By Riley Wallace, Editor-in-Chief
• January 10, 2014
A University of Alabama graduate employed full-time at AL.com, Amethyst Holmes may have found a way to “beat” the system with her love of journalism, dedication to hard work and love...
