Barker leaves behind lasting legacy

Ashley Snyder, Opinion Editor
March 22, 2011  

As all students of the school are now aware, Paul Barker, JC principal of 10 years, has announced his resignation.  In his time at JC, Barker has made a lasting impact on the school and its traditions, which will be his legacy at JC in years to come. Well-known for his spunky bow ties and... Read More

New airport security measures clearly unnecessary

Ashley Snyder, Opinion Editor
December 19, 2010  

The new TSA policies are ludicrous. No matter how you look at it, personal space is always supposed to be respected. Airport security used to be a simple process. However, it now requires you to basically jump through hoops and perform a variety of complicated maneuvers just to get through. Putting... Read More

Undeserved credit given to students at taxpayers’ expense

Ashley Snyder, Opinion Editor
November 4, 2010  

Everyone in the United States has likely heard the phrase, “Buy now, pay later!” at one time or another, though not everyone may act upon it. Most people associate this phrase with adults or at least those over 18…and those eligible to have a credit card. With the inauguration of President... Read More

Senior year starts out slow

Ashley Snyder, Opinion Editor
September 25, 2010  

All their lives, students hear, “Just wait until senior year. It’s going to be the best year of your life!” It seems exciting and allegedly truthful to an eight-year-old or even a high school freshman.  So, why does it seem like once senior year actually comes, it’s not nearly as magical... Read More