Felon Acceptance in Music
November 24, 2009
It seems that felonies and musicians are beginning to go hand-in-hand. Read more
Farewell, Marvel
October 30, 2009
On August 28, Disney officially bought over the comic company, Marvel, at a price of $4 billion. Read more
Last House on the Left Fails to Scare Audiences
March 30, 2009
From 1970s to 2009, Last House on the Left has failed to thrill the audience once again. Friday the 13th was the ominous day chosen for the release of the movie and the day may have been chosen to help make the movie scarier, but the movie was not a horror. Last House on the Left was full of gore and amateur acting. Read more
Top Three Acts of the Variety Show
January 22, 2009
While this year’s Neuqua Valley Variety Show was filled with original and entertaining talent acts, three groups were especially captivating. Read more
“All is Well” at Crystal Concert
December 18, 2008
The Wildcat’s music program is one of the best in the district. The Marching band’s drum line came in third place this year and they have won a Grammy for their music department. In the fall, the music department has a show that has a Halloween theme, and in December, it is all about the Crystal Concert. Every year the best musicians in the school play in small groups throughout the concert. It is very prestigious to be chosen to play in the small groups. Almost every Neuqua student knows about this event, and it is always a race to get tickets. Read more
Nineteen Minutes
November 25, 2008
In Jodi Picoult’s newest novel, 19 Minutes, Picoult depicts a riveting picture of a community dealing with the aftermath of a school shooting. Although this is one of fifteen novels Picoult has written, 19 Minutes, is kept fresh by its realistic setting and by the duality of characters. Read more
Coming Soon to Neuqua: Ah, Wilderness
October 24, 2008
Coming soon to Neuqua Valley’s very own stage, is Ah Wilderness. The small cast of fourteen will be performing on November 13th, 14th, and 15th. Read more
Dirty Teen Television
September 15, 2008
Tuesdays at seven o’clock central on ABC Family, 6.5 million viewers sit down to watch The Secret Life of the American Teenager. A part of that sum comes from Neuqua teens. While the acting is less than spectacular, the content of a fifteen year-old pregnant girl is alluring to teens these days. Television has come a long way, from two separate beds for married couples, to sex scenes. Now this is not meant to rag on The Secret Life, it is not the only show with questionable moral issues. Many popular shows like Gossip Girl, Real World, Greek, and Tila Tequila are filled with the same content. It seems as long as a show has sex scenes or alcohol usage in them, it is guaranteed success, no matter how poor the plot or acting is. Read more
