The type of pie you probably won’t want to bite into
January 24, 2012 • Connor Gutman, reporter
The Internet is becoming, if not already, a necessity to education of all kinds. However, the price and effort to enable schools to access it can be very expensive and painful. Getting enough money together to have new computers for every classroom is a near impossible task even with discounts... Read more »
Factory farming awareness at Desert Vista: Do you know what you are really eating?
January 20, 2012 • Olivia Ream, Reporter
One pound of a juicy, Angus beef hamburger, topped with ketchup, green, crisp lettuce, a bright red slice of tomato, and crispy bacon bits; sounds pretty delicious right? How about now: one pound of hormone fed, down syndrome and disease infested, inhumanely treated and slaughtered cow, topped with ketchup,... Read more »
Eco-Friendly Chap Sticks and Teddy Bears are now Hitting the Shelves
January 20, 2012 • Jordan Trout, Reporter
By Jordan Trout Within the decade, many people have turned to eco friendly and recycled products to help keep our planet safe and sound from global warming. Solar panels, hybrid cars, and eco-friendly shopping bags have now become part of our day-to-day lives. But has the world gone too far with this... Read more »
Food Fights in Our Countries Mess-Hall, D.C
December 9, 2011
By Connor Gutman The latest food fight in our governments mess-hall, D.C., Is a law blocking new regulations of tomato paste, potatoes and salt in school meals. What’s getting peoples attention is that the amount of sauce contained in a pizza slice is enough to qualify as a “serving” of... Read more »
All I want for Christmas is…
December 8, 2011 • Ryan Fedasiuk, Reporter
By Ryan Fedasiuk, Reporter Undefined. But seriously, now that students are getting older, parents and friends find it more difficult to impress them with glorious gifts. Expensive items are out of the question for most families, especially in this economy. So the question is raised about what students... Read more »
GSA striving to change
December 2, 2011 • Jillian Biddle, Reporter
Every club and team is driving towards a goal. Each student whom counts him or herself part of anything, all have a collective mission. As for GSA, gay straight alliance, they are looking to change the world.There are few objectives in the world harder than molding peoples views to accept the unique.... Read more »
The November issue becomes good read
November 29, 2011 • Lotus Rogers, Reporter
By: Lotus Rogers Staff Writer Extra! Extra! For yet the second time this year, the journalism class has come out with another issue of The View. The November issue has perceived a common, reoccurring theme of giving and excitement from students before the end of the year. This issue contained articles... Read more »
ALL TATTED UP
November 10, 2011 • Nathaly Silvestre, Staff Writer
Sporting sick tats: Tristen Ezell poses for the camera showing off his gallery of body art. “Its all about the ink squad”, said Zac Adcox, junior. This refers to a group of boys who jokingly call themselves ‘the ink squad’, not funny boys. Students these days are getting permanently... Read more »
Occupy Wall Street spreads
November 10, 2011
As you may or may not know for a bit over two months now people all around the world have been protesting for a movement called Occupy Wall street. What started a bit over a month ago in one location, wall street, has since grown. On Saturday October 15th the movement spread. Protests emerging in Australia,... Read more »
It’s Time for a Change…Facebook Style
November 10, 2011 • Jordan Trout, Staff Writer
Click.click.click. Everyone’s always absentmindedly sitting on Facebook wasting life away. Day after day it’s the same old routine. Snack, homework, Facebook. Facebook has become a worldwide phenomenon, with over 800 million daily users, almost everyone has a Facebook. Facebook began as a... Read more »
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