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Sell Me Something Good
Best superbowl commercials
By Andrew Schwartz
During the superbowl, it was not the magnificent display of drive and athleticism that generated such massive ratings for NBC, but the feeble attempts of massive bureaucratic corporations to appear likable.
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Oversaturated
Sports need to chill out
By Andrew Schwartz
Two years ago, I watched every Seahawks game from start to finish; I read every article on every blog that had anything to do with the Huskies; I knew every fancy statistic there was to know about every player on the Mariners. But over the years, sports have lost their mystique.
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Stick It to the Man
And Support the Garfield Gymnasts
By Azor Cole
For years Garfield gymnasts have gone unfairly unrecognized by their school community. They have flown under the radar of the vast majority of their classmates.
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March Madness
Shoot your way into Garfield history
By Azor Cole
Every year, students from all over Garfield come together to participate in March Madness, Garfield’s very own version of the NCAA basketball tournament.
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Makin' A Splash
Underclassmen swimmers dive into the season
By Annie Zwaschka
Big responsibility has been thrust onto tiny shoulders for the boys’ swim team this year. Throughout a disappointing season, a few freshman and sophomores have “put the team on their backs” and ended up being some of the fastest on the team.
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The Necessity of the Dog Pound
Go to every basketball game
By Calvin Foucault
The regular season is now over and our Bulldogs have surprised a lot of people. The team now has the potential to advance even further than they did last year, but not without the Garfield student section behind it.
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One School
The gap in potrayals of GHS sports vs. academics
By Carl Barnes
Garfield has often been the subject of a lot of negative attention over the recent years regarding our sports programs, but many feel as if we are unfairly represented.
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Fly Like a Thunderbird
The wide, slightly odd world of junior hockey.
By Andrew Schwartz
Hockey has always been an enigma to me. I think of it of it as a weird combination of soccer (no one ever scores) and rugby (fighting is guaranteed).
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Ambassador to Baseball
Making sense out of the death of Greg Halman
By Andrew Schwartz
When I was awakened by an early morning text message from my brother stating that Mariners outfielder Greg Halman was murdered, I didn’t know how to react.
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Winter No Longer Sucks
After 149 days, NBA players are no longer locked out
By Calvin Foucault
Times were tough for all of us throughout the past few months. Starting on July 1st, 2011, each passing day meant hope for the 2011-2012 NBA season waned.
Down With High School FootballGarfield athletics 'not a good fit for football'By Joel ThompsonFootball, as rooted in American society as anything, the most profitable and most popular sport in the country, is wrong. 
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