Movember Comes to Talawanda
Through the month of November, you may start to notice teachers at Talawanda growing out some exquisite moustaches. This is because of Movember. Men start out clean-shaven on November 1st and grow a moustache, or “Mo” for 30 days, getting family and friends to donate to their efforts. “Mo Bros effectively become walking, talking billboards […]
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Stand the Test of Time
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT) may have emerged onto the pop culture scene in the 80s, but they are still going strong in the year 2012. These four mutant adolescents have had success in just about every franchise possible: toys, movies, T.V. shows, comics, videogames, and even food boxes are just some of the […]
A New Way to Honor Athletes
As you pass through the brick archway of the Talawanda football stadium and take in the scent of popcorn, grills, and turf, you will probably notice the brand new, shining Hall of Fame plaque to your right. Talawanda has recently installed a brand new athletic Hall of Fame in the entrance to the stadium. It […]
Joe Pyfrin: Always Giving Back
When Joe Pyfrin was given the opportunity to become the new voice of THS football, and basketball announcer for the games, he was thrilled. “This was a great way to stay connected with Talawanda, and the community,” said Pyfrin. Growing up at THS gave Pyfrin the experience to get actively involved with sports. Back in […]
Review: Andy Hofmann Discusses “Cloud Atlas”
Cloud Atlas is the tale of Adam Ewing, an 1850 lawyer from San Francisco on his journey back from the South Pacific. Mr. Ewing is suffering from a parasitic worm, and, as he is treated by his doctor, Henry Goose, his health begins to decline… In reality, however, Cloud Atlas is really about Luisa Rey, […]
Who Would You Like to See as the Next President?
President Barack Obama and Former Governor Mitt Romney are facing off this November 6th in what is sure to be one of the closest elections in the history of our nation. Green Party candidate Jill Stein and Libertarian Party candidate Gary Johnson have also managed to gather a small, although not unmentionable support from the electorate. Who do you […]
Opinion: Lauren South Comments on the Senior Incentive
Students at THS look forward to their senior year not only because it’s their last year in high school, but because they have senior incentive, a reward given to seniors that exempts them from their exams if they meet the requirements. A majority of seniors love the possibility of being exempt from their exams, but […]
Ryan Hickey Inspires Talawanda Sports Fans
EVERYBODY DO THAT BIG BRAVE RUMBLE, EVERYBODY DO THAT BIG BRAVE RUMBLE! EVERYBODY, LET’S RUUUUMBLE! Senior Ryan Hickey has been a member of the Talawanda Marching Band for four years. In those four years, he has played the same instrument, the contra. The contra is a tuba that the player puts on their shoulder and […]
Review: Megan Roark Takes a Look at Taylor Swift’s new album, “Red”
Young, rich and famous country/pop artist Taylor Swift hit iTunes and radios everywhere with her new album Red on October 22, 2012. With her upbeat songs and catchy hooks, Swift has been stealing the attention and ears of teens and young adults all over since 2006. Red features songs like “I Knew You Were Trouble”, […]
Vidourek Earns Scholarship through Hard Work and Dedication
Through hard work, dedication and giving it her all every time she steps on the court, Rachel Vidourek has earned a full scholarship to Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Vidourek started playing volleyball in grade school at Queen of Peace, in Millville. Her team was called Catholic Youth Organization (CYL). Two years after she started, […]