The Fab and the Fug: Emmys 2013
By Tate Watson, Staff Writer
September 24, 2013
The Emmys is TV's biggest night and a chance for stars to show off their classic styles or try a bold new trend. While there were many stunning gowns and well made tuxedos at this year’s event, there’s always that inevitable group of actors and actresses that just don’t quite make it work. Her...
Transition your wardrobe from summer to fall
By Rebecca Ramirez, staff writer
September 18, 2013
Filed under Opinion
Summer has come to a close and the school year is in full swing which means one thing: it’s time to update your wardrobe. With cold weather and school dress codes, it’s time to stow away the denim shorts and bring out cozy sweaters. However, this doesn’t mean you have to completely switch out...
Teens in need of help
By Rafael Ramirez, Writer
May 15, 2013
Filed under Features, Opinion, Poplife
“Cut for Bieber”, a hashtag that went viral on the web when pictures of the pop star arose of him allegedly smoking marijuana. The hashtag encouraged Justin Bieber fans to perform self harm to capture his attention and prevent him from making bad decisions. For some reason teenage girls believ...
Game of Thrones returns for season 3
By Kenneth Lamborn, Staff Writer
April 11, 2013
Filed under Opinion, Poplife, Top Stories, Uncategorized
After an almost year-long hiatus from Home Box Office screens around the country, Game of Thrones returned Sunday, March 31st for its third season. The first two seasons were so popular that Game of Thrones became HBO’s most-watched series, and the show also developed an amazingly large fan base. The show, w...
Oz the Great and Powerful Review
By Reilly King, Writer/Designer
April 5, 2013
Filed under Opinion, Poplife, Top Stories
Lights,camera,action! With those three words the film Oz the Great and Powerful was created. With stunning visual effects and a magnificent cast this film is one for all ages. Director Sam Raimi created the land of Oz based on the book, Oz by L. Frank Baum and the well known movie The Wizard of Oz....
Caffeine: Is it really worth it?
By Stephanie Caputo, Staff Writer
March 10, 2013
Filed under Opinion
High school students balance homework, part time jobs, and a social life that keep them bustling around into the late hours of the night. It has become inevitable that these hectic, not to mention unhealthy, schedules become second nature. After about 6 hours of sleep you’re up once again clinging to you...
Why Valentines Day?
By Reilly King, Writer/Designer
February 14, 2013
Filed under Features, Opinion, Uncategorized
As the lovey dovey time of year comes and goes, a common thought comes along. Although the chocolates and love notes are greatly appreciated by us girls, and the extra PDA is appreciated by the guys, most of us stop to wonder, why do we celebrate Valentine’s Day? According to History.com, there...
New outfit ideas for this week
By Amanda Lam, Staff Writer
February 11, 2013
With the return of Oregon's chilling air and endless rain, the tendency to reach for your favorite pair of Victoria’s Secret yoga pants or Nike sweatshirt in the morning becomes inevitable. But why not step out of your comfort zone and try out some of this winters fashion trends. Thankfully, this seasons...
Les Miserables: a hit with audiences, a miss with critics
By Kenneth Lamborn, Staff Writer
January 22, 2013
Filed under Opinion
Victor Hugo’s “Les Miserables” is one of the most famous novels of all time. This humanist tragedy has been remade time and time again - on stage, in film, and even rewritten - and the latest remake is a movie directed by Tom Hooper. The cast is full of noteworthy names like Amanda Seyfried, Anne Ha...
Holiday must-see movies: A slightly sarcastic movie round-up
By Kenny Lamborn, Staff Writer
December 19, 2012
Filed under Opinion, Poplife, Top Stories, Uncategorized
Every year, like clockwork, Hollywood churns out big movies for the holiday season. Families are coming together, and what’s a better way to start winter break than sitting in front of a screen for hours with the people you love? This year is no exception, as a myriad of blockbuster movies are currently...
By Kaitlyn Wilhoit, Staff Writer
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By Maddie Cooke, Multimedia Editor, Staff Writer
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Lines of eager fans wrapped around the Roseland Theater on Wed. Nov. 21 as they welcomed the well-known artists, Jorja Smith and Ravyn Lenae, to Portland....
By Jared Debban, Sports Editor
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Kendama Club is taking Tigard by storm, drawing attention, interest and participation from all grades. A "kendama" is a Japanese toy that has three...
By Maria Sotelo, Staff Writer
November 21, 2018
It didn’t look like Tigard High School. In fact, it didn’t even look like America in the cafeteria after school on Nov. 20. Students strutted...
By Maria Sotelo, Staff Writer
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Everyone celebrates Thanksgiving in different ways, but French teacher Kathleen Williams, and biology/AVID teacher Geoffrey Jarman have a few unique...
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Al-Rikabi, Cleaver and Simonetti honored by Three Rivers League
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District passes education levy
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