The problem with World of Warcraft
When set next to more recent MMORPGs (Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games), World of Warcraft can look aged. It did, in fact, debut over a decade ago. Because of this and other factors,...
View ArticleBlue Devils’ response to gun threat is out of sync with current student activism
I didn’t feel brave coming to school today. It wasn’t as if I was taking a stand for my high school or community. All I did on March 2nd was get up and come to...
View ArticleMarch roars in like a lion for Blue Devils
Written by Sadie Marsh and Chuck Logsdon HC got off to a rough start on Mar. 1st due to various situations all taking place at once. Tips of a loaded gun on campus had the...
View ArticleHC introduces new class options
At HC there are many electives that students can take to express their hobbies and interests. During scheduling, students are allowed to select their electives by picking the one they want most and two...
View ArticleYoutube revolutionizes the gaming industry
2017 was a great year for video games and 2018 is poised to be just as good if not better. The problem? Students are broke. This isn’t true of everyone in HC; a lot of...
View ArticleHC hosts safety town hall meeting in the wake of recent incident
By Kennedy Foreman and Lauren Pennington HC held a safety town hall meeting on Mar. 7 to discuss the events that transpired on Mar. 1. The meeting was open to all concerned members of the community....
View ArticleHC implements additional safety procedures
Following the recent school shootings, safety has become a top priority across the district and nation. Superintendents and administrators have been looking into the issue to ensure buildings are more...
View ArticleBlue Devils walk out to remember Parkland students and voice their opinions...
Abby Reichart and Kennedy Foreman Schools across the nation have joined forces to take a stand and pay tribute to the seventeen lives that were taken during the Parkland shooting on Feb.14. Mar. 14...
View ArticleHC welcomes new Entrance-way Monitor Charles McDavid
On Friday, while the vast majority of HC students were absent, it was Charles McDavid’s first day in his new position as entrance-way Monitor. “Please help me welcome Mr. Charles McDavid to the Blue...
View ArticleSBDM discusses dramatic changes at HC in lieu of drastic budget cuts
By Kennedy Foreman and Lauren Pennington The SBDM meeting on Mar.14 focused on budgeting approval for the 2018-2019 year. The district expects cuts of 12 million dollars next year, and as a result, HC...
View ArticleFCPS Online Services will be offline over Spring Break
For many years, there has been a unified email system for all Kentucky public schools. Over spring break that will change. Fayette County Public Schools’ online services will be unavailable as they...
View ArticleUnderdogs in the 2018 NCAA tournament provide lessons for all
March Madness, the highest grossing event in all of college basketball, has been going on since 1939. But the 79-year-old basketball tournament is different this year. Various upsets have occurred in...
View ArticleFaulkner reviews I can only Imagine
“I Can Only Imagine” is, so far, the crying movie of 2018. Lionsgate’s newest film surpassed the expectations I took into the theatre. I didn’t know that the movie was about the composer of “I...
View ArticleHC Lacrosse begins season in dominant fashion
By: Katelyn Collins and Dylan Spradlin HC is known for its longstanding tradition of excellence in sports, (volleyball, soccer, football etc.) although one sport in particular might have been...
View ArticleActivism presents many options for students
Following the deadly shootings at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, there has been a national reckoning on gun control. However, unlike in earlier instances, this conversation...
View ArticleAn open letter to Governor Bevin
Dear Governor Bevin, I know that these past couple of years have been financially distressful to the state and we operate in a large deficit when it comes to teacher pensions and education at large....
View ArticleRecent decisions to cut education spending affects Blue Devils
In the 2018-2019 school year, the education budget for the state of Kentucky will be cut by at least 25 million dollars. This has resulted in schools around Fayette County losing teachers, administers...
View ArticleBlue Devils walk out to remember Parkland students and voice their opinions...
Abby Reichart and Kennedy Foreman Schools across the nation have joined forces to take a stand and pay tribute to the seventeen lives that were taken during the Parkland shooting on Feb.14. Mar. 14...
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