Thoughts of Future
May 17, 2010
Filed under Life, Opinion, People
Future, what is future? Future is the time yet to come. When the word future is heard many think of judgment. There is no doubt that mostly all religions believe in the judgment day. The Christians, Islam, Jewish, etc. all have a belief in the Day of Judgment. They all though do have a different perspective... Read more »
Do you believe or don’t you?
May 17, 2010
Filed under Life, Opinion
Do you? Astrology has gained a reputation through horoscope columns in newspapers, magazines, which carry a daily or weekly horoscope. One of the most popular misunderstandings is that people view it as a subject we need to believe in, but astrology is not a faith. Knowing your horoscope can have a tendency... Read more »
Fact or Fiction: Take a Guess
May 17, 2010
Filed under Life
~The common housefly goes to the bathroom around every 4.5 minutes. Watch what you eat the next time a fly lands on it. FACT ~The summer time is coming. That means going to public pools right? Think again. While in that public pool, you will intake 1/12 of urine. FACT ~108,000,000... Read more »
The Ultimate Fast Food Experience
May 17, 2010
Filed under Life
“More than 50 million people in US depend on fast food. Americans alone spend over 110 billion dollars for different types of fast food, that is over a quarter of Americans,” informs Myfit.ca web site about nutrition. Fast food is one of the many causes of obesity in the United States. Not only... Read more »
Going green
May 17, 2010 • Megan Johnson, Staff Writer
Filed under Features, Life
Going green seems to be the newest trend. The conservation of energy, paper, gasoline, and other abrasive chemicals have become the most involved movement in years. It’s a norm to see a mother carrying her groceries in reusable bags then driving off in a hybrid. But why exactly are people suddenly... Read more »
Help Stop the Spread, Speak Up
May 17, 2010
Filed under Life
Though it’s not what schools want to be popular for, but public schools are the places where drugs are easy to find, buy, and sell. “Public schools are more open than private schools,” said Rachel Grey. And she is right. Public schools are more open which make easier access to drugs. Don’t... Read more »
Aluminum water bottles are all the rage
May 17, 2010 • Megan Johnson, Staff Writer
Filed under Features, Life, People
Surely you’ve seen at least a dozen kids across the Desert Vista campus carrying a stainless water bottle. Many companies custom make them, but even at the local stores they come in many sizes and colors. Not only can you express your individuality with these, but they also save money in the long run.... Read more »
Spring hair
April 1, 2010 • Megan Johnson, Staff Writer
Filed under Features, Life, People
As the warmth begins to take over Phoenix once again, stylish teens make the most of the smoldering heat with seasonal hairstyles. French braids and are making a comeback from elementary school. “I like to put my bangs in a French braid when it starts to get hot,” said Hayley Fry, Senior. “It’s... Read more »
An ivy covered spring break
March 31, 2010 • Ayla Mitchell
Filed under Features, Life
As senior year approaches many juniors are realizing how close the college experience is. Whether they dream of ivy covered stone or sunny ASU. Serious decisions are falling on the shoulders of the class of ’11. No doubt as many juniors are flooded with flattering letters from universities the list... Read more »
Family ties
January 22, 2010 • Roseana Cruz, Editor-in-Chief
Filed under Life
We tend to place certain cliché tragedies in psychological boxes of all the impossible turns life will never take. Misfortunes such as fatal car accidents, child abduction, and crippling injury get packaged with ignorance and locked up with an invincibility complex. Teenage parenthood can be found... Read more »
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