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Got A Light?
Seasonal Affective Disorder is real
By Janelle Wortman
The holiday season is over and finals are approaching faster than we would like to admit. These melancholy feelings result from a serious variety of depression problem known as Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD.
Published January 14, 2011 - News
Taking Root
By Janelle Wortman
Local organization Alleycat Acres was cofounded by Garfield Post Advisor Scott MacGowan and brings together people in the community to plant, grow, and harvest food inside the city, a practice known as urban agriculture.
Published November 19, 2010 - Focus
The Gift of Thrift
The magic of local thrift stores is for everyone
By Janelle Wortman
No one is “too good” to shop at thrift stores. Thanks to thrift stores, replenishing wardrobes without breaking the bank has never been more fun.
Published October 1, 2010 - Opinion
Hello, Student Speaking
A project worth pursuing
By Janelle Wortman
As students in a public school, it’s a well-known fact that we don’t boast high levels of power. We need to have a say in the decision-making at our school because we are ultimately the ones that the decisions affect the most.
Published October 1, 2010 - News
A Chicken Loses its Head
Ezell’s is missing a head member of the crew
By Janelle Wortman
In an unforeseen turn of events for this successful enterprise, the Board of Directors of Ezell’s Fried Chicken has terminated Ezell Stephens’ employment.
Published October 1, 2010 - News
A Mess of Success
Garfield alumni make their mark
By Janelle Wortman
Look to the left and to the right. Look in front of you and behind you. Look in the mirror. Garfield is full of talent. Take a look at the past and you’ll see that this isn’t new. Thousands of students have walked these halls and gone on to live incredibly successful lives. With lessons learned in the Dog House to guide them on their way, it’s no wonder that some Garfield grads have risen above the crowd in their post-GHS careers.
Published September 17, 2010 - Features
Be a True Red, White, and Blue
Because it's cool to love the USA
By Janelle Wortman
“Good morning staff and students, please rise for the Pledge of Allegiance.” As these words radiate through the halls and classrooms of Garfield High School every morning, how many actually stand?
