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Every great love story seems to have its setbacks. Romeo and Juliet both committed suicide; Cleopatra and Mark Antony set countries against countries; and anyone who was 6 years-old in 1995 knows how Pocahontas and John Smith wound up. Granted, most twenty-first century flings aren’t so morose; probably because Shakespeare isn’t handcrafting them. However, there [...]
Summer is a time of nothing. Nothing to do and nothing that keeps you active, but summer volleyball camps teach hand-eye coordination and teamwork. At the IU volleyball camp the staff tries to keep people active and healthy, but also wants to keep people doing what they love. Eden Jenkins and Madison Woodward going [...]
The world of journalism is sliding through a futuristic time machine these days – people want information now, now, now in the coolest, most efficient way possible. So what about us? The newspaper people who love that inky, texty smell and the love for that paper-y feeling, who love to kick back on the sofa, feet [...]
BY DYLAN HODGES, AVON HIGH SCHOOL Yes, we are in a new year, but more importantly we are facing a new decade, a new chapter. We’re out of the rut that we were stuck induring the 2000s, and we can look ahead to the possibilities of the 2010s. As journalists, we bite our nails in anticipation of what to [...]
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