Cool Car on Campus: Jacob Steagall
January 27, 2012 • written by Jason Gardiner
Filed under Features, Top Stories
From lift kit to roof rack, junior Jacob Steagall’s jeep never fails to get noticed. Nine months ago—just before his 16th birthday, Steagall received the 1987 Jeep Cherokee as a gift from his father, who works in the transportation department at Warner Brothers. His father acquired it from a friend at... Read more »
Amgen cuts cause anxiety
November 30, 2011 • written by Maddi Realli
Filed under Features
Spearheading the development of human therapeutics, Amgen has been making important discoveries in the medical field since 1980. Amgen develops, manufactures and delivers its products and has been very helpful to the community. For many students, the desire to pursue a career at a company like Amgen... Read more »
Fit to ride
November 29, 2011 • written by Paige Curson
Filed under Features
Every vegetarian has a reason for his or her lifestyle; sophomore Eli Reinach eats his veggie burgers to stay on the track. “I’m really into health because of motocross,” Reinach said. “You can’t afford to not be healthy.” The sport has captured his interest since he was nine years old. “I... Read more »
Morris fishes for health
November 29, 2011
Filed under Features
Rice, vegetables and tofu sound like the classic dinner for the average vegetarian. However, there is one core addition to the dinner plate that sets senior Alex Morris apart from vegetarians completely. Fish. “We’re the same thing as vegetarians, except we eat fish products and seafood,” Morris... Read more »
Cool car on campus: Summer Esseff
October 21, 2011 • written by Cassie Nunes
Filed under Features
Senior Summer Esseff parks her pink and white car “Gretta,” a 1956 Chevy Bel Air, every morning, wiping her windows clean of dew before setting off to class. Esseff follows faithfully in the steps of her family. “My mom [has] had a ‘57 Bel Air since she was 16. My brother, Shane, has a ‘69... Read more »
On the road to to West Point
October 21, 2011 • written by Paige Curson
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Senior Tyler Chaney has been formally accepted into one of America’s most selective and prestigious military academies: West Point. “The camaraderie among the cadets is second to none, and the environment is incredible,” Chaney said. “It prepares you for [being] an officer in the army.” It... Read more »
Brothers in Arms
October 21, 2011 • written by Jason Gardiner
Filed under Features
Patriotism is a family tradition with the Fudges. Kevin Fudge is in Air Force Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) at Brigham Young University, Corporal Daniel Fudge is a Marine and Leland will be joining the Army through Officer Candidate School (OCS). These three brothers, all alumni, have come... Read more »
Cool Car on Campus: Matt Chun
September 23, 2011 • written by Jason Gardiner
Filed under Features
An average 1992 Toyota Corolla doesn’t stand out because of its power—nor do its size, shape or age tend to turn heads. Senior Matt Chun’s ‘92 Corolla, however, certainly does. Chun has only been driving the car for about a year and a half, but it has been in his family for 10 years, moving down... Read more »
Every Lancer has a Story: Freshman Rosey Eisenbrand
September 23, 2011 • written by Olivia Sundstorm
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An avid tennis player, freshman Rosey Eisenbrand is one of the latest additions to the girls varsity tennis team. Eisenbrand has been playing tennis since she was only eight years old, and credits her family with her tennis upbringing. “I guess my love for tennis came from my family. My father was... Read more »
New major intrigues animal lover
September 23, 2011 • written by Cassie Nunes
Filed under Features
Four new majors have been introduced to TOHS this year. Sophomore Jestine Yarbrough, an avid animal-lover, was quick to become a part of the Agriculture, Natural Resources and Animal Science major. At home, Yarbrough owns three dogs, a cat and used to own bearded dragon lizards. She aspires to get a... Read more »