By Cody Daniels, Reporter To turn and make an object invisible would be thought of impossible, but scientists have made an entire event invisible to see by the human eye. According to scientists at Cornell University on a small scale, their time cloak lasts for an incredibly tiny fraction of a second. They were […]
Monthly Archives: January 2012
Hockey Team Player Paralized
Jan 9
By Alyssa Urban, Reporter As the star junior varsity player for his high school’s hockey team, Jack Jablonski scored the first and only goal on his team, only to suffer from paralysis later in the game. During the holiday hockey tournament game on Friday, December 30th, 16 year old Jablonski was checked into […]
Everything is Bigger in Japan
Jan 5
By Laren Cyphers, Sports Editor 593 pounds was the weight of the new record holding fish sold at the Tsukiji fish market in Tokyo, Japan, the largest fish market in the world. The catcher of this blue fin tuna gained a staggering 736,000 dollars from selling this one fish he caught off the Amori prefecture. […]
Clark Can’t Take the Pressure
Jan 5
By Taylor Scofield, Reporter A faint hope of victory seems to grow daily for the Denver Broncos. Pittsburg Steeler’s safety Ryan Clark has been benched for the first playoff game at the mile high Sports Authority field. Clark has a sickle-cell trait that becomes aggravated when playing at higher elevations. This could cause […]
Shoe Theft Sparks Outrage
Jan 5
By Tucker Blake, News Editor A young man in India is facing charges of up to five years in prison for stealing a police officer’s flip-flops. This seemingly simple case of theft has stirred outrage in India as people perceive injustices done to the poor by officials like the police. The fifteen year […]
