The Newspaper The Mash has recently been added to Neuqua’s handed out publications.
Archive for October, 2009
Slogans and You
October 30, 2009
Throughout the past few weeks, many students have been comparing and contrasting the three high schools in District 204. Each one has its differences However, the slogans of each high school changes the way each student learns.
Farewell, Marvel
October 30, 2009
On August 28, Disney officially bought over the comic company, Marvel, at a price of $4 billion.
Back to Classics
October 30, 2009
The Gaslight Anthem is a rock band from New Jersey consisting of Brian Fallon, Alex Rosamillia, Alex Levine, and Benny Horowitz. The band made their first major appearance when they were on the cover of Kerrang! Magazine, who dubbed them “the best new band you’ll hear in 2008”. They also performed this year at Lollapalooza [...]
Sounds of a Teenage Music Enthusiast
October 30, 2009
The transition from punk to bluesy folk music is an interesting leap, but one in which Emily Jane White tackles with ease. A former member of a college punk band, she crossed over into more piano and string driven territory with her debut album in 2007, Dark Undercoat.
Neuqua’s Academic Watch Status
October 30, 2009
With the standard of curriculum and the technology at Neuqua Valley’s disposal, it may be hard to believe that Neuqua has been put on academic watch. However, this academic watch is not an indication that the educational system is lacking.
Cookie Chronicles
October 30, 2009
Neuqua is known for many things: its rigorous academic classes, its Grammy award winning music programs, and, most importantly, the cafeteria cookie.
Marching to a Cure
October 30, 2009
To many, it seems as though a mysterious new following has risen among the Neuqua student body. A large portion of students have begun to wear matching white t-shirts that read “C-Fed” on the front, and “Christine’s Soldiers” on the back.
There’s a Party at Neuqua
October 30, 2009
There’s a buzz among many of the main building seniors, and this time it has nothing to do with the usual ailment—senioritis. A handful of students have started what they call the “Party Planning Committee” or “Double P C of Neuqua Valley,” in hopes of creating a more interesting senior year.
Challenging the System
October 30, 2009
Numerous people have seen him on TV, read his blogs on the internet, or have seen him frequenting his corner in Downtown Naperville.
