“She told me that she told her…” “I heard so-and-so got in a fight with her boyfriend.” “Not to be a gossip, but…” These are all things I hear far too often. And frankly, I’ve...

Car horns honk, civilians yell—a community of people gather on the busy Superior intersection of Marshall Rd. and McCaslin Blvd. with signs held high, displaying only a fraction of the anger they feel...

Rock climbing is all about the mental game. It’s about overcoming mind blocks and taking risks. It’s about planning out which course of action to take, and being brave enough to take it. That is...

Five-year-old Sean Crawford (11)curiously walks through the airport. He isn’t looking at the creepy gargoyles staged throughout the airport. He’s not watching planes take off. Instead, he’s admiring...

Being the youngest sibling is great. You have built-in friends, someone to keep you humble, somebody who passes down all of their wisdom. Eventually, though, being the youngest sibling can be lonely. Because...

With no help from the school, and without even receiving a varsity letter, the Monarch Boys Hockey Team placed at the national championships for the first time ever in 2000. “It was really interesting...

High school sucks. The early wake-up, long classes, bland lunch food, after-school activities, and a pile of homework to end your day can weigh down the soul, especially when you finally crawl into bed...

Sierra Colvin (12) started piano lessons when she was seven years old. Now, ten years later, she’s worked her way up to perform for thousands of people at Red Rocks Amphitheater and has gone on tour...

For Natalie Burns (11), cartwheels and handstands weren’t just childhood play, they were a calling. From her first cartwheels at three years old to the time-consuming 24-hour training weeks she now undergoes,...

F or as long as I can remember, my parents have been paying the 20-dollar a month subscription to The New York Times. In 2011, The New York Times introduced a paywall to their site. Then, in 2013, The...