Battle of the Arts 5 : Applied vs Applied
Jacob H. Wooten, Reporter, Website Manager
March 21, 2017
We have learned to only view the visual and musical beauties of the Fine Arts without considering that not even our acting or dancing could be art. Performing Arts aside, Battle of the Art’s next observation is of the Applied Arts which has seen to be the most neglected of the artistic perceptions. De...
Battle of the Arts 4 : Fine vs Fine
Jacob H. Wooten, Reporter, Website Manager
March 21, 2017
Music is a special form of art. One that is split between Performing and Fine Arts. Focusing on the Fine Art side, with the rest of Fine Arts stuck in the moment of time it is framed, music is a wavering experience that comes and goes in the moment notes leave the instrument and fade upon invisible yet exp...
Hey, What’s That Smell?
Lilia Ruiz and Shannon Pyle, Reporter and Co-Editor-in-Chief
May 23, 2016
Preparations were made. The windows were all closed. All the rooms surrounding the courtyard were warned. It was all ready. As the Forensic Science students walked out onto their crime scene the first thing they noticed was the smell. “Sometimes you’re going to come up on a crime scene where ...
Fighting For Her Life
Jaidyn Lehman, Reporter
May 23, 2016
“I’m sorry to tell you this, but you have stage one cancer.” That statement shifted junior Shelby Walter’s life forever. At 16 years old, Walter was diagnosed with Embryonal Rhabdomyosarcoma at the beginning of March. Embryonal Rhabdomyosarcoma is a rare uterine cancer with an average of...
Blood Drive Gives Life
Cortney Wood, Reporter
December 15, 2014
A near death experience drives student council president Sara Sorge to make each Rider blood drive a success. “I lost so much blood my sophomore year that I had a heart attack,” Sorge said. “People don’t normally think about helping somebody like that, but if nobody had donated, I could have...
