The Hunger Games left mixed feelings
Mia Schenone, Entertainment Editor
March 23, 2012
After staying up to watch the midnight premier of The Hunger Games, I definitely think it could have waited and I should have taken the chance to get more sleep. Fascinated by the novel, I like many others, was amped up for the release of the first movie in the trilogy. Waiting on the edge of my seat... Read more »
St. Louie Style: Color my world
Paige Antolik, Reporter
March 5, 2012
Looking around the majority of my classrooms, no colors seem to pop out at me. My eyes scan over an endless row of black, grey and white shirts. During New York Fashion Week 2012, colors dominated the runways. I think we need to take some tips from these debuting lines and start spicing up our wardrobes... Read more »
St. Louie Style: New York Fashion Week
Paige Antolik, Reporter
February 27, 2012
For those in the business, fashion week is year round. But for those of us still in school, we have one week to fully immerse ourselves into the world of fashion–during New York Fashion Week 2o12. Sponsored by Mercedes-Benz, New York Fashion Week (NYFW) started Feb. 9 and ended Feb. 16. Every... Read more »
Snow day that will never come
Karre Wagner
February 16, 2012
Everyone is watching outside of their windows and refreshing the internet page just waiting for Rockwood to be called off for a snow day. It seems like that snow day will never come. Staff and students have been waiting relentlessly for just one snow day this year. Teachers have been going through the... Read more »
“The Vow” serves as mediocre romance
Sydnee Stottlemyre, Reporter
February 15, 2012
It was something I had written on my calendar for months. It was something I planned a date night around. And it was something I expected to be excellent, starring arguably the two most notable romance actors—Channing Tatum (Leo) and Rachel McAdams (Paige). The Vow turned out to be mediocre, in my... Read more »
‘Woman in Black’ fails to scare despite critics’ reviews
Christine Jackson
February 7, 2012
When I saw the initial reviews of Daniel Radcliffe’s latest endeavor, The Woman in Black, I was excited. From most critics I was promised a well developed plot and was guaranteed to be frightened. To say I was disappointed was an understatement. The Woman in Black follows Daniel Radcliffe as... Read more »
‘Man on a Ledge’ provides decent thrill
Sydnee Stottlemyre, Reporter
February 7, 2012
After recovering from my personal upset of The Grey, I decided to give Man on a Ledge a chance. The plot surrounds Nick Cassidy, ex-cop (Sam Worthington) turned fugitive after being set up by businessman and monarch diamond owner (Ed Harris). After escaping from prison, Cassidy checks into the Roosevelt... Read more »
Neeson’s ‘The Grey’ surprises, disappoints
Christine Jackson
January 29, 2012
If you’ve been anywhere near a TV in the past 2 months, you’ve no doubt seen the trailer for Liam Neeson’s latest thriller, The Grey. While the plot is nothing new (plane crashes, a few survive, they’re goal afterwards is to survive, blah blah blah), I still decided to see the movie.... Read more »
Adele changing music forever
Karre Wagner, Reporter
January 26, 2012
A new rising star is changing the way that teens are not only listening to music but how they look at music as well. Adele Laurie Blue Adkins is giving teens a positive role model to look up to, showing boys and girls that a positive self image is everything. When told by her manager that she needed... Read more »
St. Louie Style: Being different makes the difference
Paige Antolik, Reporter
January 26, 2012
I know everyone thinks they’re different, unique and expressive in their style, but in reality, they’re not. If you think about what girls wear at our school, I’m sure everyone would have the same answers. Leggings and Uggs, Sperrys, t-shirts and jeans, etc. I’ll even admit... Read more »
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