Juno generates teen hype but disappoints some

Story by Emily Connor
Nominated for best actress, best director, best original screenplay, and finally, best picture, Juno stands far above many other films of 2007 in the eyes of many critics and film reviewers, as well as many teens. read more

Radiohead’s new CD big success

Story by Bridget Ceilley
Ever since 1992, Radiohead has been producing somewhat “abstract” albums for its large fan base. Radiohead has recently been in the spotlight for its album release of In Rainbows “Pay what you want”. This album would be the fifth for the band and will not soon be forgotten. read more

The Chase by Clive Cussler brings the West in 1906 to life

Story by Caitlyn Bartnik
The Chase by Clive Cussler brings the West in 1906 to life with intriguing characters and fast paced mystery. read more

DeO’ Malley’s proves to be a Valentine’s Day hot spot

Story by Three Girls and a Guy
For this issue’s review, we decided to eat a little closer to home. DeO’Malley’s, a quaint pizzeria found in downtown Plymouth, was the obvious choice of restaurant. While many know this classic eatery as a fun hangout spot, it was a common consensus among the food review crew that DeO’ Malley’s would be an excellent Valentines Day date spot. read more

Youtube fans love the Muffins video

Story by Cassie Reilly
Youtube has made thousands of amateur videos famous because it is easy to access. The video, Muffins, is not an exception. read more

Call of Duty intrigues players

Story by Adam Azzalino
In recent years there have been a slue of games about modern combat. The Battlefield and Slocom US Navy SEALS are some noted titles, but Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare may set a new standard in this genre. In the forth addition to the series, the developer took a huge risk in stepping away from WW2, but the transition from M1s to M16s was made almost effortlessly. read more

The “Dirty Jobs” of the Sheboygan area brought to light

Story by Ty Schneider
A majority of the students at PHS have a job. Some work in fast food, others work in grocery stores, gas stations and department stores. Often, you will hear people complaining about their job, whether they’re in the halls at school or actually on-the-clock. Before you start complaining about your job again, take into consideration the four jobs I’m about to introduce you to. read more

History and origins of Valentine’s Day

Story by Adam Azzalino
As I wonder through the swirling snow, my hands tucked in my pockets, I gaze through the doors of Wal-Mart. I trudge into the store and veer toward the rows of Valentine’s Day cards, my mind on one thing, finding the perfect one. read more

Ledge View Nature Center pleases many

Story by Paige Broeckels
Ledge View Nature Center in Chilton offers guided snowshoe treks every Sunday in January and February, so I decided to give it a try on January 13, 2008. read more

Saturday Night Live entertains with timeless comedy

Story by Casey Mourlam
When I was growing up my brother and I would always watch Saturday Night Live on Comedy Central. Now that I think back on those skits, I start to remember my favorites that I finally find the humor in. It could be one of Saturday Night Lives’ (SNL) signature commercials to there recurring skits. So, let’s jump right into the most memorable SNL skits. read more

Catch Phrases Spoken at PHS

Story by Emily Jens
If someone were to spend a day at PHS, he will most likely hear certain phrases used repeatedly throughout the day. But are the “PHS catch phrases” actually clever or just overused? The students make that decision. read more

Calvin and Hobbes impacts readers all over the world

Story by Peter Zlebek
For 10 years, from 1985 to 1995, the philosophical insight of John Calvin and Thomas Hobbes greatly impacted the readers of 2,400 readers worldwide. But the Reformation Theologies of Calvin and the political philosophies of Hobbes were published in an unlikely place—the funny pages. read more

The Spice Girls return with a world-class tour and take American girls to a new level of “Girl Power” again

Story by Sarah Erdmann
There is a group of five girls who were the first British group to top the U.S. charts with an album debut, had multiple number one singles, starred in their very own movie, built an entire empire around themselves and still had time to promote Girl Power throughout the world. That’s right; the Spice Girls are back and returning full speed ahead. read more

PHS students reminisce about favorite kids programs

Story by Martin Crownover
About ten years ago the lives of many PHS students revolved around riding bikes, scoring some candy and of course watching the hypnotic programming of Nickelodeon. Since then kids shows have been dumbed down. All the funny adult humor has been removed. read more