I believe that prisoners should have certain human rights. For example: if they are injured or sick and ask to have medical care, they should be allowed to have it as soon as they ask for it. Also I believe that prison guards should protect prisoners from sexual and physical abuse. Their jobs are to…
Stop Punishing Players, Fans, Students at Penn State – Editorial by Andrew Domencic
The NCAA should have stayed out of the Penn State situation because it was a legal matter, not a sports matter. The 60 million dollar fine was the only sanction necessary because it went directly to helping victims of sex abuse. The four-year bowl ban, loss of scholarships, and the vacating of all wins from…
Conserve Natural Resources – Guest Editorial by Francesco Marino
Forests cover 31% of the land area on our planet. They produce vital oxygen and provide homes for people and wildlife. Many of the world’s most threatened and endangered animals live in forests, and 1.6 billion people rely on benefits forests offer, including food, fresh water, clothing, traditional medicine and shelter. It is obvious, then,…
Regulate Cloning – Guest Editorial by Dylan Stone
Cloning should be regulated but further research should be allowed. Cloning has the potential to save many lives if regulated. It could possibly be used to recreate an organ of a human that has the same D.N.A. of the human. This is wonderful because this would allow for the least amount of problems with a…
A New Underdog Story
The Avonworth dodgeball tournament could be straight out of a movie. Will the underdogs rise to defeat the two-time champs, the Dodgefathers? On Thursday, December 5th at 7:00 pm, students and teachers in Avonworth High School will be facing off for the title of best dodgeball team in Avonworth. Gunner Goldie, a member of the…
Canned Good
Thanksgiving is a day for family, turkey, and memories. It’s a time to get stuffed and scarf down pumpkin pie like nobody’s watching. Unless, of course, you can’t afford any food. Some families can barely get by on a daily basis, let alone afford a stunning Thanksgiving feast for all the relatives. The tradition of…
Annual Powderpuff game is a major success!
On November 13, 2013 the annual Powder puff game began under the lights at Lenzner Field. With high winds and temperatures below freezing, the girls never gave up and still kept going on to the final minute. Each team played their best efforts but, unfortunately there can only be one winner. While the score remained…
The Curious Savage Staff Shares Their Bears
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Frau’s Message
Frau and her bear, Timber, pose with students Ethan Simmons and his bear, Chet (Left), and Jessica Keast and her bear, Elliot (Right), to symbolize how students understand the play they participate in. She then keeps Timber in a directors’ chair to remind her for the way she looks at her students as Mrs. Savage…
Ethan and Chet
Ethan holding his bear Chet which was a gift his dad gave to his mom before both of his parents went to college. Facebook0GooglePinterest0EmailPrintReddit0Tumblr0Twitter