Ride or Die
The computer game that’s sweeping the techie world
By Cameron Alexander
Perhaps with too much time on his hands, a Slovenian pre-grad named Boštjan Čadež created Line Rider in September of 2006 for his illustration class.
Published January 25, 2008 - Features
Occ Ed Expands
Students relieved after new certifications
By Mario Buty
As of January 4, AP Studio Art, Symphony Orchestra, Messenger, Annual, and Jazz Ensemble have all been certified as Occupational Educational classes.
Published January 25, 2008 - News
Dnt Txt n Drive
Washington’s new law lands a blow to your social life
By Rebecca Cohen
As of January 1, 2008, texting while driving is illegal. And this July, talking on your phone while driving (unless you’re using a headset) will become illegal too.
Published January 25, 2008 - News
A Reel Big Mess
How Garfield’s premier video group brings it all together
By Christina Warner
Always challenging the status quo, Spice Rack Studios is determined to deliver their vision to all that they encounter.
Published January 25, 2008 - Arts & Entertainment
A Classy Veteran
Seahawk’s Engram an NFL role model
By Carson Dunn
Most likely nearing retirement, the Seahawks and the city of Seattle should recognize how lucky they are to have had a man like Engram, because they don’t come around too often.
Published January 25, 2008 - Sports
Texas, Tycoons, and Oil
There Will Be Blood redefines the American movie
By Christina Warner
With an overpowering sense of futility and struggle There Will Be Blood delivers one the most powerful performances I have ever seen.
Published January 25, 2008 - Arts & Entertainment
Looking for the Light
The lady bulldogs search for the right formula to victory on and off the court
By Eric Nelson
This past Monday, in celebration of Martin Luther King Jr., the girls participated in the King Holiday classic tournament at Hec Edmundson Pavilion, squaring off against the Issaquah Eagles.
Published January 25, 2008 - Sports
Player of the Issue: Eric Syrjala
By Danny Schwartz
Syrjala is the type of skier who is enjoyable to watch. He doesn’t methodically weave his way down the run; he smokes it with reckless abandon, like Kobayashi demolishing 50 hot dogs.
Published January 25, 2008 - Sports
Not the Last Splash
Swim team continues strong surge
By Casey Egan
With the lead of Yeabsley and co-captain Cody Morin, the team should be able to improve on last year’s finish, and conclude this year with a top five placement at state.
Published January 25, 2008 - Sports
Wonderful World of Sports
Great moments revisited
By Casey Egan
Sports is the most addictive drug. It can give you the highest high when your favorite basketball team comes down the court and drains a three at the buzzer, but it can also leave you with the most depressing feeling when the other team does the same thing to your team.