This article is substantially longer than my political counterparts’. Bear with me. This will be my longest post because it sets the foundation by which I will continue my writings. I know I speak for the minority at Manual High School. Democrats and Independents, please read this opinion piece. I think that you will find it [...]
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Visual Arts magnet shows off “Serendipity” gallery
The Visual Arts magnet opened its third gallery of senior artwork, “Serendipity,” at 3:00 p.m. on February 2 in the Norma E. Brown art gallery. Chelsey Chapman, Madison Tamagni, Danielle Kean, Julia Winsch, Hannah Bissmeyer, Brandie Nix, Madison Wade, and Kelli Gard all collaborated to build the exhibit. This gallery’s theme focuses on order and [...]
Volunteer opportunities for Beta Club members at Norton Healthcare hospitals
Four Norton Healthcare hospitals (Kosair Children’s Hospital, Norton Hospital downtown, Norton Suburban Hospital, Norton Audubon Hospital, and Norton Brownsboro Hospital) in Louisville, Kentucky will offer volunteering opportunities for high school students. duPont Manual Beta Club members can volunteer at any of the five Norton Healthcare hospitals in the “volunteen” program to receive their volunteer hours. [...]
Redeyed Reader: Unwind
U.S. President John F. Kennedy once said that children are the world’s most valuable resource and its brightest hope for the future. I have always believed this to be an uplifting message. It means that the next generation will inherit the burdens of the world, and through innovation, creativity, and intelligence, will someday succeed where [...]
Opinion: Why Obama’s SOTU doesn’t mean anything—yet
The buzz over President Obama’s State of the Union Address last Tuesday was phenomenal. Millions of Americans around the country watched as the president laid out his plans for working with Congress and essentially kicked off his re-election campaign for 2012. The address was broadcasted by all the major news stations and the topic even swept across social-networking sites like [...]
Things to do: Feb. 3 and 4
Friday, February 3rd Winter Jam Tour SpectacularA big get together with bands playing live.-Costs $10 at the door -Starts at 7 p.m., doors open at 6 p.m.-Located at Freedom Hall Coliseum PRP Skate ZoneSkating, concessions, and music, all in one night-Costs $7 at the door-Rental skates costs an extra dollar-Located at 7846 Dixie Highway Complexions [...]
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