Alan Rickman: We’ll Miss You, Always.
Jordan Miller, Managing Editor
January 18, 2016
Filed under Entertainment, News, Uncategorized
On Thursday, January 14th the British actor Alan Rickman passed away from cancer at age 69. Most will remember Rickman as the iconic almost-hero in Harry Potter, but Rickman also left behind legacies in many other films such as Love, Actually and also Die Hard. Though Rickman will be known to most as an a...
50 Years of Sad Looking Christmas Trees
KyleR, Staff Reporter
December 7, 2015
Filed under Entertainment, Features, Showcase
The Peanuts gang is celebrating 50 years since the original debut of "A Charlie Brown Christmas" on NBC (1965). Known for it's heartwarming scene where Linus tells us of the true meaning of Christmas and of all the shenanigans that go on while Charlie Brown tries to cheer himself up for the Christmas...
Horses Come To School
HaleyB, Staff Reporter
November 13, 2015
Filed under Entertainment
The Cy-Woods FFA met these beautiful horses on November 13. They learned about how to tell if a horse is dehydrated, what color the horse is and all about the hooves. The horses were very well behaved and the students learned a lot....
Horsing Around
HaleyB, Staff Reporter
October 21, 2015
Filed under Entertainment
One of the hardest thing about Halloween is deciding what to be, but when you're a 1200 pound animal, that's even harder. Here are some ideas for your equine friend: ...
Diving Under the Sea with Mulan
KiaraS, Staff Reporter
October 18, 2015
Filed under Entertainment, Opinions, Reviews
The weekend of October 15-17 the Cy Woods Theatre company performed the Little Mermaid jr. and Mulan jr. The show was fun for all; the audience was filled with people of all ages that were constantly laughing along. The jokes in the script were executed very well and had the audience laughing many times....
Euripedes: The Tragedy of Medea
MatthewR, Staff Reporter
September 30, 2015
Filed under Entertainment, Reviews
Last week Thursday, Friday and Saturday Wildcat theater successfully held its production of a Greek tragedy Medea by Euripides in the commons courtyard. The tragedy is of a woman named Medea who is abandoned by her husband Jason and left alone with their two children. He remarries Glauce the daughter of Creon, the King of Corinth. As a resul...
For you and I part III
Mia L., staff reporter
April 29, 2015
Filed under Entertainment
Why is it we all put on a special facade? For some it's a joker’s laugh and others a solemn smile, a broken smile and I can see them all. Why is it I can see the prefer-rated lines and broken smiles? We are talented in concealing the monsters that lie inside all of us Why? Why wait for...
Super bowl but not so super commercials!
MatthewR, Staff Reporter
February 3, 2015
Filed under Entertainment, Opinions
I’m sitting on my couch, Brady jersey on and my cousin sitting to my left bad mouthing me for being the only Patriot fan in the house while he flaunts his Marshawn Lynch number 24. While getting trash talked about my jersey, the Seahawks' 13 minute control over the pigskin in the first half it dawned...
Modifying Theater
Chaudoin M, Staff Reporter
October 9, 2013
Filed under Entertainment, News
This year our Theater has done things a little differently. There was only one audition for the whole year so that the students could better learn their roles. Theater Teacher Tim Estelle has changed the way Theater is doing plays to a modified repertory. "What we are doing this year is called a...
Halloween 24/7/365
Cassie C, Entertainment Editor
October 9, 2013
Filed under Entertainment, Features
Dressing up as your favorite character is commonplace on Halloween; however, many people are extending costuming past the night of October 31. “Cosplaying” is the term adopted by a community dedicated to giving new life to their favorite characters. A mixture of the words “costume” and “pl...
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