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Garfield Traumarama
Not for the faint at heart
By Tory Sheffield & Hannah Zieve
We all have our “whoopsie!” moments. To reassure you that such moments happen to all, we compiled a group of embarrassing stories from your fellow classmates. Prepare to squeal with horror, cringe with empathy and cry with joy. And please, they’ve already suffered enough. No teasing.
Published December 5, 2008 - Features
A New Era
Who will be the new dumb-talking Texan?
By Hannah Zieve
After Inauguration Day, what will Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert talk about?
Published December 5, 2008 - Opinion
Like a Herd of Elephants
Behind the Sounder’s green and blue
By Hannah Zieve
It’s only a few minutes in to the first half and the Atlanta Silverbacks goalie already looks mad. Not just a “this is kind of annoying but I’ll deal with it” mad, but an “I really want to go and murder someone” mad.
Published November 14, 2008 - Features
She Said: Get Low
Give the rest of us a chance to vote
By Hannah Zieve
For a few lucky Garfield seniors — those whose parents were thinking way ahead in the late eighties — November 4th will be a day of making a difference by checking a box or pressing a button or whatever happens behind those curtains. The rest of us will be doing no more than checking a ballot for ole George Washington.
Published October 24, 2008 - Opinion
He Ain’t No Lie
Bi-Bi-Biden visits Tacoma to garner support
By Amanda Baker & Hannah Zieve
Three hours after leaving Seattle on a foggy Sunday morning, we arrived at Cheney Stadium, home of the Tacoma Rainiers, and for the day, the highest ranking Democrats in Washington. The occasion? Joe Biden was visiting to rally support for the Obama campaign, and to help endorse other local Democrats.
Published October 24, 2008 - Features
Apples to Apples
Uncovering the real Nova
By Hannah Zieve
Stoners and goths, or free to be you and me?
Published October 3, 2008 - Focus
Legends of Garfield
By Zach Wener-Fligner & Hannah Zieve
The rumors and whisperings of Garfield are finally put to rest.
Published September 12, 2008 - Focus
Chew on This
Eckstein Middle School teacher takes a stand against our favorite standardized test
By Hannah Zieve
A week before WASL test day, Carl Chew composed an email to the Eckstein staff that said he was going to refuse to give the test.
Published May 30, 2008 - Features
Young, Free and Legal
Why students choose to take a year off before college
By Hannah Zieve
An increasing number of students are taking a gap year between high school and higher education.
Published May 2, 2008 - Features
No Love for Late Start
GHS students voice their opinions on changing the schedule
By Hannah Zieve
A student survey indicated more people would prefer keeping the start time the same.
