Mardi Gras, a day also known as “Fat Tuesday,“ started in the Middle Ages, and is the last day of the Carnival Season. Carnival is a Western Christian and Greek Orthodox festival season that occurs before the liturgical season of Lent, which started this year on January 6. Continue reading “Mardí Gras”
Seniors Staying on Track
Heading towards the end of the second semester, with about 9% of the senior class already graduated and most seniors already decided plans after graduation, it is normal to think that other than stressing for the constitution test, seniors wouldn’t take the rest of the year seriously. So the question is, do seniors take the second semester as seriously as the rest of their high school career? Continue reading “Seniors Staying on Track”
Valentines Day
Candy, flowers and heart-shaped notes, what is there not to like about February 14? But where did this day of romance originate? Continue reading “Valentines Day”
Martin Luther King Jr.
On January 15, 1929, in Atlanta Georgia, Martin Luther King Jr was born. He was the second child in his family. King Grew up in a large Victorian house, owned by his Grandparents, on Auburn Avenue in Atlanta, Georgia. At the age of 15, Dr. King was admitted to Morehouse College. Continue reading “Martin Luther King Jr.”
Christmas Gifts and Deals
We all know Christmas can be a stressful time while wanting to buy gifts for others, at the same time of figuring out what to buy everyone. Some items that are on the wish list could be way out of the budget. It could take days until you are able to find the right gifts. Maybe just ask your loved ones what they might want for Christmas is an option. Continue reading “Christmas Gifts and Deals”
