Erica Lopez: Coming Full Circle
Paige Montgomery
November 9, 2017
Erica Lopez is your friendly neighborhood Spanish teacher. Little did you know she went to school here too. Erica Lopez is one of the first faces Spanish-speakers see when they walk into Grandview. Over the years, she has taught Spanish One, Two, and Three. Now she’s even a Student Leadership adv...
I’m Not drunk. You’re Just Blurry.
Andrea Mocevic
November 9, 2017
“It'd have to be a pretty big deal to get you to mainline tequila. You don't seem like the type. I thought you were above all that” notes Patrick Verona in 10 things I Hate About You. Movies, TV shows, and celebrities undoubtedly glamorize underage drinking. Notably, in Mean Girls, Cady decide...
Hallå to Hello
Kristina Boyko
November 7, 2017
It may seem like all schools are the same but in reality, schools vary from district to district, so it’s hard to think about what school would be across the ocean. Denys Puryk Freshman Denys Puryk, moved to Colorado from Ukraine in 7th grade. Getting used to school in America was as expected...
A Grand New View: Vicky Briazgun
November 7, 2017
By Sami Stuart Traveling internationally is enough to give anyone major culture shock, but imagine moving internationally, 5700 miles from the home you always knew. Grandview junior, Vicky Briazgun didn’t have to imagine. Last year, when she was 15, Vicky moved to Colorado all the way from Kie...
Grandview’s Green Thumb
November 7, 2017
By Max Reid As of last September, one of the newest clubs to infiltrate the student body is the Horticultural Society, sponsored by James Pembrook and founded by Amanda Yu. Google describes horticulture as “relating to the art or practice of garden cultivation and management”, but in realit...
Sprague’s Surprise!
Max Reid and Jace DiCola
November 3, 2017
This morning, Dr. Sprague was treated to a surprise as she saw multiple signs line the road and the upper lot. As she passed these signs, she slowly learned that these signs were for her, and that the staff was celebrating her 40th birthday today. In preparation for her 40th birthday celebration, the staff not ...
Drown Without a Frown
Aura Delgado
November 3, 2017
The Drowsy Chaperone is a parody of an American musical of the 1920’s. Mary Drown plays ‘the Drowsy Chaperone’, the heroine. The performances are November 16th, 17th and 18th. Having a lead role demands more from an actor. “I memorize [more] lines and more music,” Mary Dro...
School or Ghouls?
October 30, 2017
Halloween is right around the corner, and Grandview students describe their ideal Halloween night. Story by: Paige Montgomery and Ava Bonavia Halloween Plans As teenagers, we are at that age where the people who answer the door might actually shut it in our faces. Many students now...
Young, Dumb, Broke High School Kids: The Top Affordable Things To Do Over Fall Break With Friends
Haleigh Moller
October 19, 2017
Go to a pumpkin patch/carve pumpkins As simplistic as it may seem, going to a pumpkin patch is an enjoyable activity to do with your friends over fall break. It’s affordable, and carving pumpkins with friends always makes for a great time. Also, the food at pumpkin patches is always 10/10. I...
Open Your Eyes
Andrea Mocevic
October 19, 2017
Over this fall break, unplug and explore Colorado in a new way. The memoir Walden by Henry David Thoreau makes every teenager in the 21st century look like wimps. I mean, this guy survived in the wilderness, found food and shelter, and adapted to living outside of civilization with nothing but...
Don’t Let The Bedbugs Bite
Jace DiCola
October 19, 2017
The terrifying truth about the likelihood of a zombie apocalypse. In light of Halloween, we watch horrifying shows and movies telling of zombie apocalypses and the end of mankind itself; however, the occurrence of a zombie outbreak is not only terrifyingly possible, but might come sooner than y...
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