Mazen Ghani likes travel, art, drumming, design, and “going to Narnia” … but not the mythical or drug-induced one.
For the 2010 charity-of-the-year, the SHS Student Council chose the Walker’s Point Youth and Family Center, which offers services for runaway, pregnant and troubled teenagers. However, several planned fundraising events were cancelled.
A chunk of plaster crashed from the ceiling of the Copperdome on Monday May 24, hitting a table where, if not for the altered schedule, a student would have been sitting. Photo by Zak Wosewick. (See all photos)
Results from the Online Youth Risk Behavior Survey (OYRBS), a survey that students in 6th through 12th grade completed in December, were recently released. In almost every statistic the survey measured, SHS got a better percentage than the national percentage for the same statistic.
The Ripples editors graded different facets of this school year, from respect to budget cuts to sports. See how well SHS fared in our annual report card.
Pulse: Click here to see which lucky colleges will be welcoming SHS seniors next year on our annual college map feature.
Recent Feature Articles
While the majority of Shorewood students are heading straight to college after graduation, seniors Jon Budish and Dillon Champion have a slightly different plan. Both are currently enlisted in the United States Army.
Recent A&E Articles
Every member of the cast and crew, veterans and newcomers alike, contributed wonderfully to the show, succeeding in making an epic, incredibly popular musical an enjoyment for the Shorewood community.
Through all of its seasons, Lost never failed to keep me guessing. Questions were answered, though each answer, in turn, became a question.
Recent Op/Ed Articles
Statistics from recent award programs show an undeniable feminine leaning in commendations. Numbers like these can and have been used to prove prejudice in court, even if the accused has a reasonable explanation for their action.
Recent Arizona legislation SB 1070 is a desperate, nonsensical measure that Arizona and America should avoid. Congress must find a compromise that works with immigrants and rejects any chance of racial profiling and unnecessary litigation.
Recent Sports Articles
Records can stand for three decades. Peter Drews can break them in 256 seconds.
Although they lost 9 seniors from last year’s team, the Varsity girls soccer has been successful, finishing the conference season with a winning record of 10-7 and a fourth place finish in conference.