Arlingtonian Student Newsmagazine

Finding a balance is key to a healthy life

Posted on 03. May, 2013 by Kate Magill.

Balance. For many of us, between school, sports, work, family, friends and other obligations, finding such a thing in our lives can be difficult, at times even impossible. The same can be said for our health, an idea that writers Elizabeth Tzagournis and Cassie Lowery explore in this issue’s Spotlight, “Weighing in on Health.”
In their [...]

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Prom dress donations help worthy cause

Posted on 28. Mar, 2013 by Alex Keller.

by staff editorial
Prom night. It’s an evening girls have dreamed about since they were little—a night they imagine pulling out all the stops to feel like a princess. But some girls cannot afford this experience, particularly not the cost of an expensive gown. That’s where Fairy Goodmothers come in.
Started in 2005, Fairy Goodmothers is a [...]

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Ohio’s sexting laws need re-examined

Posted on 27. Mar, 2013 by Emma Klebe.

Staff Editorial
One quick click of a camera and a text message sent to a friend can leave someone with consequences ranging from jail time to sex offender registration. Most people are aware of what sexting is, but many do not realize the consequences associated with it.
A recent sexting case in southern Ohio at Madeira High [...]

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Waving Disney Goodbye

Posted on 22. Mar, 2013 by Hannah Benson.

Spring Breakers was released nationwide on March 22, but the film has been surrounded by controversy for more than a year.

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A Global Perspective

Posted on 28. Feb, 2013 by Kate Magill.

Staff supports cultural awareness
staff editorial
Living in an affluent suburb, it is often easy to say that everything a student needs is right here. However, no education is complete without a global perspective of the world.
The importance of having a global perspective, one which emphasizes reaching out to other cultures, is a vital part of [...]

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Online Dating Disasters

Posted on 28. Feb, 2013 by Emma Klebe.

Columnist comments on Manti Te’o hoax, Catfish show

by Emma Klebe ‘13

Many people may have heard of the recent scandal involving Notre Dame linebacker, Manti Te’o, who was tricked into believing he was dating a Stanford student. In reality, his so-called “girlfriend” was a crazed male fan sending lies from behind his computer screen.

According to ESPN, [...]

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Magically Real

Posted on 29. Jan, 2013 by Cassie Lowery.

Author of Harry Potter continues to cast a spell on readers despite mundane setting

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Learning from Tragedy

Posted on 29. Jan, 2013 by Mattie Stevens.

Columnist reflects on what the source of such violence could have been that led to the Newtown shooting

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YAY or NAY

Posted on 29. Jan, 2013 by Patty Huntley.

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Fast Food, Gone Healthy

Posted on 07. Jan, 2013 by admin.

Noodles and Company delivers tasty lunch, dinner options

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Comida Mexicana

Posted on 07. Jan, 2013 by Julia Wilson.

Cross the Border and Never Leave the USA

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Fox Tries Again

Posted on 31. Dec, 2012 by Hannah Benson.

Ben and Kate, a new fall sitcom on Fox, offers a few laughs

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Lincoln Review

Posted on 17. Dec, 2012 by Devon Blank.

Lincoln
Steven Spielberg’s latest movie, Lincoln, set a new standard for epic films. Released on Nov. ninth, Lincoln is truly in a genre all its own. Steven Spielberg combines courtroom suspense, comedy, drama, and a biography of Lincoln’s final four months. Lincoln contains three intertwined stories, all focused on Lincoln and other members of the Republican [...]

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