"I went to Japan, and it was very good. The climate was very similar to Washington. The culture was great, all the cities were really clean, and all the small towns that I went to were very beautiful and elegant. My most iconic memory was in Osaka, I...

A new policy regarding phone usage will soon surface in Glacier Peak. Because students are using their phones in an extreme rate during classes, Snohomish District is taking a step to completely remove this issue with a new policy. With this policy students...

"I love playing saxophone and I’ve been practicing it for six or seven years now. The sound it makes is really nice and I'm pretty good at playing it. I’m probably going to try and get better at sax, especially during this winter where I have enough...

When entering junior or senior year, there are a few choices students can take to earn college credit: AP, Running Start, or Sno-Isle. Between the three, each offers different opportunities and different ways to earn college credit, and each of the programs...

During this season, many students have expressed their love for the holidays due to the winter drinks that come around during this time of year. Students find comfort in the warmth and deliciousness of their favorite items. These seasonal flavors have...

On Dec. 16, the food drive committee was stressed. There was only $6,607.70 raised after a week of collecting donations, nowhere near the goal of $30,000. The committee decided to rethink their goal for the school, believing $30,000 would be too unattainable,...

When you hear the word senioritis you think of the lack of motivation and stress that comes with the final year of high school, and as the first semester starts coming to a close and winter break just ended, the dreaded senioritis is kicking in. Grades...

We all have things we are proud of but, for Bob Blair and Dante Casagrande, that is their grill expertise. Whenever one of them fires up the grill they take a photo of their food, save it for a barbecue portfolio and send it to one another. Two years...

Every year, to celebrate the Christmas season, Snowflake Lane opens in Bellevue Square. The winter parade reopened on Nov. 29 and closes once again on Dec. 24. This event brings together people from all over Northwest Washington to see the short yet enchanting...