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Loudly and Proudly: Julia Clark Describes her Missions Trip to Africa

Julia Clark March 8, 2018

The sun began to rise at 6:25 in the morning, painting the sky in hues of lavender and rose. A crisp air nipped at my shoulders, the smell of dirt and grass carried in the wind. The beauty of Africa was...

Photo credit Averie Sargent.

We Move On

Averie Sargent February 28, 2018

We walk down the hallways every day with other kids who once hurt our feelings and we scroll through Instagram liking posts of boys or girls who broke our hearts. Their words and actions are carried on...

Public domain image.

I of the Ruin

Anastasia Reimann February 22, 2018

She did not dare to look at the mess she’d made. She couldn’t bear to. Washed out, strewn across the floor, piles and piles of splinters and pieces of things torn apart, shattered, snapped. These...

Photo credit Crystal Sung.

Of Sonnets and Such Poetic Nonsense and Other Poems

Crystal Sung February 9, 2018

Of Sonnets and Such Poetic Nonsense (Gold Key, 2018 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards)   the lit homework is to write a sonnet for the person sitting next to you but I don’t know what...

Fair use image from Creative Commons. Photo credit Михаило Јовановић.

New Venus

Dylan Stuflick February 7, 2018

The darkness enveloped the small pocket of light that surrounded him as he ran down the narrow tunnel. The shadows encroached on his bubble of life, pursuing closely behind, always staying just barely...

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Home at 5:57

Averie Sargent December 19, 2017

The scented candle’s aroma filled the room. Ellis Lark set down a book and grabbed the brown coat that had slept the night on the coat hanger. It was two sizes too large, but a great bargain nonetheless....

Art by Kaleigh Strong.

A Lesson in Loving People

Kaleigh Strong December 12, 2017

In theory, there is one universally known fact: breaking up sucks. As the case with most things, there are usually two options in every given situation. Some choices are frivolous, like choosing between...

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A Story Dear to My Heart

Alyssa Cloward November 29, 2017

Do you ever wish you could be a 5-year-old again? Where there were no problems, no responsibilities, and you thought your life was perfect? Well, I do. This is where my story begins. I was only a...

Photo credit Crystal Sung.

Our Potential

Sierra Lagge November 17, 2017

Up in the sky Birds fly So lie With me In the Grass so we Can look up to the sky And see The couple we could be           BUT U PLAYIN'

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A Red Wind

Dylan Stuflick, Author November 7, 2017

Two moons shone down on a gravel path winding through a red desert sparsely bordered by small tan houses, each the same shape, the same color, with the same doors and the same windows. All were stained...

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The Reapers of Gracewood Forest

Adelae Norwood, News Editor October 31, 2017
But, for the living things of the land, winter was something spoken of only in hushed tones that dripped with fear — not that it was their fault. It was such a shame that the season of white snows and plump red berries hiding in the woods was the time of the Reapers.
Art by Adelae Norwood.

The Monsters

Julia Clark, Author September 29, 2017

There are two beings in our world: humans and monsters. Now, humans are just ordinary people with ordinary talents and jobs. Monsters are cold, agile shapeshifters. They are created with human appearances,...

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