An Important Set of Facts – It’s Up to You to Form an Opinion by Craig Fuller
A summit was reached this week that has never been visited before. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 40,000 for the first time in history. A record possible only because of the outlook investors have in the economy of the United States. Seems like not everyone bemoans the nation’s economy as reported daily. How […]
Spy Daybook: An Outdoor Education Experience Worth 1,800 Miles by Cailey Tebow
At 7:00 AM on a bright Tuesday morning, the nineteen restless students from The Logan School for Creative Learning entered the airport, eager to begin their journey. The trip ahead required the group to travel five hours by plane and bus, leaving from Denver, Colorado, before eventually arriving at Echo Hill Outdoor School in Worton, […]
The Intention Experiment by Laura J. Oliver
Many, many years ago, in a galaxy far, far away, I was set up on a blind date by my best friend. I had returned to North Shore for the summer from my freshman year at college and was spending my days bored and lonely since I didn’t own a car, my mother was a […]
Letter to the Editor: Who Did It?
Throughout history, we search for answers, understanding, and perhaps truth. We even had games which searched for truth. Remember Clue, the board game from the late 1940’s? Who did it, where was it done, and how was it done? Was it Colonel Mustard, Professor Plum or Mrs. Peacock; did it happen in the kitchen; did […]