Of all the volunteer opportunities around York, assisting at the Special Olympics is probably one of the most heartfelt and “special” chances to help out in which you can take part. Founded in 1968 as a fully nonprofit organization and currently extending across the world to over four millio … [Read more...]
Colorguard shows off hard-earned success
April 18, 2013 by
In the explosive end of their second season, the indoor colorguard took third place in the Keystone Indoor Drill Association championships on April 6 at the Farm Show Complex. Competing against nine other units, the girls brought home a third place plaque, bronze medals, and the possibility … [Read more...]
Arguing for Gun Control
February 20, 2013 by
One of the more pressing political issues lately has reared its ugly head in the wake of the recent school shootings. It is very clear in every aspect of the concern that future gun restrictions are absolutely necessary for the safety and well-being of America’s children and citizens. Although it m … [Read more...]
Internet Grammar Affects Life
February 14, 2013 by
It is officially time to become aware of a new problem that is sweeping not only our school, but schools across the nation as well: the use of “internet grammar” in academic writing. Both students and teachers have seen a noticeable increase within the past few years, but clearly, teachers feel th … [Read more...]
YS Indoor Guard Shoots For Success
February 6, 2013 by
WinterguardAfter their first season of hard-earned success, the York Suburban Indoor Colorguard Unit returns for a second year to participate in Keystone Indoor Drill Association (KIDA) competitions. Manned by Brett Spahr and assisted by Felicia Rodriguez, this year’s team consists of twelve m … [Read more...]