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Written by Rebecca Harburg
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Friday, 16 January 2009 |
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Anyone who works in a darkroom does some chemistry
by developing photos, but not all have the kind of intangible chemistry that allows them to say they find photography “relaxing and satisfying,” especially when a photo doesn’t turn out according to plan. |
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Written by Cari Johnson
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Friday, 16 January 2009 |
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Social studies teacher Kevin Alvord
points at the surface of his large wooden
desk. “There were footprints along here,”
he says, describing the recent break-in of
his classroom. Within the fi rst semester
of this school year, six of the teachers
from the north basement of Grant High
School have had at least one classroom
break-in. All of them have reported stolen
property belonging to the Portland Public
School District. |
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Written by Amanda Lazzeroni
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Thursday, 15 January 2009 |
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Grant High School is well known for its outstanding
choir programs such as Royal Blues, Acapella, Gospel
choir, Choralaires, Harmonaires and most recently,
Hooked on Harmonics, an all boys a cappella group.
Making a debut
at the Spring Vocal
Concert last
year, they were
a hit and have
since performed
at the Fall Vocal
Concert, Winter
Concert, Grant
Auction, and One
Acts. Senior Celine
Bledsoe said,
“I love them. They
make me want
to cry because
they’re so good.
When they sing
‘Kiss the Girl’ it’s
amazing.” |
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Written by Maddi Hanlon-Austin and Annie Kersting
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Thursday, 15 January 2009 |
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On July 4, 2008 at seven minutes to
5 p.m. , long time principal, Toni Hunter,
packed her last piece of paper, closed her
office door, and left her career at Grant
High school behind. |
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Written by Beatrix Zenger
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Thursday, 15 January 2009 |
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It is estimated that all together Portland Public school students spend $4.5 million on bus and rail fares per year. In an effort to make transportation affordable for Portland Public School’s many students,
the Multnomah Youth Commission worked to create a program called YouthPass. YouthPass, when fully enacted, will eventually give all PPS students in grades 6-12 free bus passes. |
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