Top 5 OUTRAGEOUS types of gifts to get your significant other on Valentine’s Day
BY JACOB CHRISTIAN – Every Valentine’s day, people are expected by their significant others (and massive corporations everywhere), to do something special for them. Gift giving is usually the bulk of this. Every person is going to be different, so be sure to give the gift a personal touch. That being said, sometimes it is […]
IHS students take a brave step into the future
By EMMA NORMAN – Parris Island, South Carolina: the destination for three IHS seniors. Noah Clark, Luke Wachob, and Ewing Greenhill signed a contract with the United States Marine Corps. The boys are excited about their future and can’t wait for the opportunities ahead of them. Joining the military is big decision, which isn’t easily […]
It’s that time of year when hand sanitizer is most important
By KOREY FERRINGER- Every year, children and adults alike get diagnosed with the common cold. To be exact, children can get up to 12 colds each year, while adults usually get two to four. Although it’s easy to get a cold, it’s also easy to prevent one. Activities such as the use of hand sanitizer, […]
Many sports are ready to spring into the season
By ADRIANA GUTH-BOROWSKI – Weight lifting, catching, throwing, and indoor games. Many off-season sports have already got a jump on the season with winter conditioning. During the off season, it is important for athletes to continue gaining strength. Many sports have already begun weight lifting. The IHS football team has morning lifting sessions on Monday, […]
Art students prepare bowls for annual “Soup-er Bowl
By HANNAH STEELE – On February 8, the annual “Soup-er Bowl”, a fundraiser where IHS staff members provide homemade soups served in pottery bowls made by art students, will be held in the senior high office conference room. This event allows the Pottery classes to gain real-world experience by crafting a handmade soup bowl which […]
Grace Woolslayer: Focusing behind the lens
By ASHLEE GRAHAM – IHS is home to a ton of gifted students inside and outside of the classroom. One of those students would be junior Grace Woolslayer. Woolslayer takes photos through Digital Media Production for the school, as well as for recreation outside of school. Her photos are highlighted every year in yearbook and […]
STEM-savvy student accepted to MIT
By INDIA KRUG – Massachusetts Institute of Technology: the alma mater of astronaut Buzz Aldrin, Governor Tom Wolf, and soon, IHS senior Josh Mbogo. The Science Club member and AP Physics student was notified of his acceptance to the prestigious and highly-selective MIT on December 15. Mbogo stated, “I was pleasantly surprised to see an […]