by Joanne Oh There is often disagreement on the appropriate use of the semicolon. But how can this be? After all, punctuation is grounded by rules. When looking at the definition, the mark seems simple enough: it links two related independent clauses. John Van Bloem agrees that “[the semicolon’s] use isn’t super complicated.” Thus the […]
Read Moreby Tori Caulfield What’s a homecoming dance without a crowning of the King and Queen!? Some of the 2014 homecoming court nominees from all grades share their thoughts on how they’re feeling about being given the wonderful opportunity to possibly win the crown. Freshmen: “I think it’s pretty cool and exciting I got nominated.” said […]
Read Moreby Annie Moreno When autumn comes to mind, thoughts of crispy campfire smells, warming colors, crunching leaves, spooky nights, candy, Native Americans, pilgrims, feasts with turkey, homecoming, or even chilly weather may be thought of. All are the joys of autumn, but every person has their favorite part of each season. Freshman Tristian Taheri says […]
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