Burrito Bison: Review
Paul Rapuzzi, Online Editor
June 5, 2017
Burrito Bison is a popular mobile game released by Kongregate Inc. on Oct. 6 of last year. The main objective of the game is to use one of the game’s three luchadores: Spank, Pineapple and El Pollo to fend off an invasion of gummy bears while flying across the screen. The game is free to play but...
We Are Important
Megan Loomis, News Room Manager
June 2, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Badminton, what a weird sport right? No one cares about it and anyone can do it. I think that you are wrong, but that is just my opinion. It is not like the badminton team had a better record than the soccer team or made it farther in counties then the football team. Oh wait, that is true. The...
Field trips should be more common
Bess Tiller, Chirper
May 19, 2017
Filed under Opinion
High school is all about experiences, whatever it may be high school is a time to remember. You remember school dances, football games, pep rally, sleepovers, parties, and time with all your friends. After this past Wednesday I added another to the list, school field trips. I was...
Sweek provides parties and learning experiences
Hugh Lory, Reporter
May 16, 2017
You may think the best thing about being a senior in the month of June is graduating, but really it’s going to senior week. Just think about a whole week with all your friends, no parents, no school, and no rules at the beach. You can go as hard as you want, as long as you want. Ever since freshman...
Seniors: Time to start caring about politics
Sam Turnbaugh, Reporter
May 16, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Last November 26.5% of Americans voted for Hillary Clinton and 26.3% voted for Donald Trump, but if “didn’t vote” was a candidate they would have won with a plurality of 44.6% of the electorate. The 2016 election had the worst turnout of any in 20 years (only 53% of Americans bothered to vote...
Emma’s Dilemma: Whites don’t have all the power
Emma Coleman, Editor-in-Chief
May 16, 2017
Last year, in the spring of my junior year, I walked into my engineering classroom and saw this: a chair with the words “WHITE POWER” scratched hastily on the seat with black marker. Is it me, or is that a little racist? Yes, we live in Hereford, which is predominately and undeniably white....
Salad? I’d rather have a steak
Bess Tiller, Reporter
April 21, 2017
I have never eaten a salad. I know you may think this is a joke or a lie, but sadly it isn’t. Something about eating a leaf weirds me out. “Are you really okay with admitting that?” Jake Little (’18) said jokingly. Not only have I never eaten a salad, but I may be the unhealthiest eater...
Student parking lot suggestion: pay more for premium spots
Kyle Wetzelberger, Reporter
April 21, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Parking at the school is a big issue that a lot of people share but really gets me worked up. We have to pay $15 just to have the opportunity to park at the student lot. The key word being “opportunity.” This is an outrage and a scandal. You can pay $15 to park there, but then get there every morning...
Emma’s Dilemma: Something is wrong with the pledge
Emma Coleman, Editor in Chief
April 21, 2017
Filed under Opinion
We live in a free country. You all should know that. We have freedom of speech and expression, meaning that we can say and do as we please. You may take offense when you read the words I’m about to write, and you may lash out at the Harbinger on social media if you so choose, but remember that jus...
Our View: Clubs should meet during Enrichment
April 21, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Students cannot seem to ignore the rumors that are constantly circulating through school. The most recent is word that the administration will be implementing a new policy in which clubs will not be allowed to meet during the Enrichment hour. Hearing this, many students have been confused or against...
Students rely on their parents too much
Michael Purdie, Features Editor
April 21, 2017
Filed under Opinion
As time passes and we grow older, teenagers begin to be exposed to the real world. We are given more responsibilities, we pick up jobs, and we are expected to carry our own weight in a household. Or maybe not. Over the years, there has been a shift in the dynamics of the household. Children are...
Effects Of Makeup On Your Skin
Sophia Hagan, Reporter
April 18, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Who would think that a daily routine of foundation, a dash mascara, a little eyeshadow, and some lip gloss could cause harm to your skin. Many students wear makeup during the school day and when they go out without thinking of the harm makeup can cause to your skin. Everyone should be aware of the overall...
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