Bison Bring Thunder at Cross-Town Basketball
January 18, 2012
The school pride shown by Great Falls High and CMR was running rampant throughout the Swarthout Fieldhouse on Thursday, January 12. CMR students sported camouflage and hunter orange colors while Great Falls High students showed up in blue, white, and all sorts of crazy outfits. The cheering started... Read more »
Musicians Fight Poverty in Great Falls
Austin Mu, Journalist, Op-Ed Designer, Copy Editor
January 18, 2012
Perhaps one of the most successful fund raisers to be seen in a long time, junior Brian Tremper’s benefit concert at the south VFW made major leeway for the GFHS food pantry. On Jan. 7 2012, hundreds of dollars of food and toiletries were donated to aid Bison who are struggling to obtain everyday meals.... Read more »
You could be the winner!
Julia Gustafson
January 18, 2012
First Lady Nancy Shweitzer announced a recipe card contest to engage children in exploring gardening, healthy eating, and cooking. Montana students are invited to submit a favorite family recipe that includes ingredients that can be grown in a garden. Alternatively, students can submit drawings or... Read more »
Sundays at the Movies with Ada & Sara: Crazy, Stupid Love
Ada Kelly, Associate Editor
January 17, 2012
Ada’s opinion: First off, I would just like to say that this is one of the best chick-flick, romantic comedy movies I have ever seen. Steve Carell, Julianne Moore, Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone work so well together. The ending was surprising, humorous and perfect. I would recommend this movie... Read more »
Today’s Music: What Did You Expect from the Vaccines?
Shandon Bilbrey, Journalist
January 17, 2012
The Vaccines, London, England indie rock band releases their debut album, What Did You Expect from the Vaccines?, with critical response from from England and Europe. With five charting singles and ranking fourth in the UK Album Charts, The Vaccines are on their way to popularizing their 70′s punk... Read more »
Sleep Paralysis : The Terrifying Phenomenon
Jordan Purinton, Executive Editor
January 16, 2012
I recently had the misfortune of experiencing the phenomenon known as sleep paralysis firsthand. One’s body naturally goes through different sleep cycles, one known as REM (rapid eye movement). A certain portion of this is called REM atonia. During this, certain neurotransmitters are inhibited... Read more »
A Fright Charged Day
Kristen Hanning, Feature Editor
January 13, 2012
On an average day most people do not take into large consideration the date on the calendar. Though, on certain days of the year that is precisely people’s main focus. On Friday the 13th dozens of heads remain in bed, work is neglected, and sales even drop. The distorted fear of Friday the 13th is... Read more »
Swimmers set new goals as state championships draw near
Katie Rider, Journalist, Copy Editor
January 13, 2012
“We all [the team] want to win state championships, and I want to be able to compete along side my teammates.” Sophomore Tiffany Denning explained GFH’s main goal for this years swim season. State Championships are set for February 10-11. The team has done incredibly well this season,... Read more »
Horrifying ways to spend Friday the 13th
Sara Moltzan, Feature Section Editior
January 13, 2012
There is no better way to spend a day of superstition and paranormal activity than to watch horror movies with friends. The following movies are horror movies that everyone has seen or should see. Not all of them are the best, but the most seen things usually aren’t great. *Cough cough “Friday”... Read more »
Don’t mess with Iran
Jordan Purinton, Executive Editor
January 6, 2012
It seems as though one of the mantras for the GOP candidates this year would be to stop Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. In all likelihood this has probably already happened, we just don’t know it yet. Some GOP candidates such as Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum have suggested we bomb Iran... Read more »
