How to interpret your doodles
August 29, 2010 • Ashlyn Goldston, Reporter
Filed under How TOs
Doodling marks a favorite pastime among a lot of high school students. While in a boring class, all you need is a writing utensil and something to write on, whether its notes, a piece of paper, your shoes, hand, or anything else. Once you have those materials, you’re set to say, “Adios”, to long... Read more »
How to shine shoes
August 23, 2010 • Adam Harris
Filed under How TOs
For nights when you go to grab your dress shoes and realize they are too scuffed to be worn, use these simple steps to look your best. Supplies needed: Two rags, shoe polish, buffing rag, shoe cream, saddle brush and a regular brush 1) Using a typical brush apply saddle soap all over shoe, scrub vigorously,... Read more »
How to avoid and treat sunburns
May 24, 2010 • Maddie Johnson, Reporter
Filed under Features, How TOs
Now that the summer months are upon us, many will find themselves spending more and more time in the great outdoors. Taking the following steps will ensure that you can enjoy your time outside while avoiding the pain that comes with lack of protection from the sun. Always use sunscreen when spending... Read more »
How to: Create the perfect tie-dye shirt
May 17, 2010 • Alex West, Reporter
Filed under Features, How TOs
Summer is just around the corner and you know what that means: fun and freedom. Nothing screams that more than tie-dye. Follow these steps to make your own tie-dye T-shirt to wear during the break. You will need to purchase clothing dye from a craft/fabric store. 1. Prewash and dry the light colored... Read more »
How To: The art of painting nails
May 10, 2010 • Kara Campbell, Campus Editor
Filed under Features, How TOs
For anyone who has successfully painted their nails, they know it takes great concentration. To keep the polish on the nails instead of skin and chipping nails before they dry are common mistakes. Follow these helpful tips and you will get the perfect manicure or pedicure every time. 1. Remove any polish... Read more »
How To: Shooting a perfect free throw
May 3, 2010 • Andrew Martin, Sports Editor
Filed under Features, How TOs
One the easiest things in sports and even has the word free in it can sometimes drive even the best basketball player crazy. The average free throw percentage for a professional basketball player is 73 percent according to NBA.com. Following these tips can help any player improve on your percentage and... Read more »
How To: Surviving a formal meal
April 26, 2010 • Courtney McBay, Editor in Chief
Filed under Features, How TOs
With Prom comes a formal atmosphere. Girls are in formal dresses, boys are in formal tuxedos and tables are in formal settings. All of those forks and plates can be confusing and there can be some pressure to look like you know what you’re doing. These tips will help you make it through table etiquette... Read more »
How to study for AP exams
April 20, 2010 • Teresa Avila, Reporter
Filed under Features, How TOs
For a good chunk of the student population, Advanced Placement (AP) exams are looming in the distance. There are several steps that can help them get organized for the AP exams, which take place from May 3 -14. 1. Get together everything and anything you might need to study, such as textbook reviews... Read more »
How to effectively shop Goodwill
April 20, 2010 • Rachel Brown, Opinions Editor
Filed under Features, How TOs
When it comes to second hand stores like Goodwill, there is a right way to go about it. If shopped successfully, thrift stores and Goodwill can save you a ton of money and provide ample entertainment as well. Following these handy tips and tricks will save you a lot of time and heartache when you are... Read more »
How To: Transfer music from iPod to computer
April 12, 2010 • Daniel Clutter, Reporter
Filed under How TOs
Anyone who has had a computer crash on them knows what it’s like to lose all of your music. There are ways to recover all of your tunes and to put them onto your brand new PC or Mac straight from your iPod. For Mac users there is an application called Senuti which can transfer up to 1,000 songs... Read more »
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