Chef Showdown with a Twist
November 19, 2016
Filed under Extra Curricular, Home, News, Print, Recent, Showcase, Student Life
The Ashland Culinary Festival is a wonderful event where the chefs of Southern Oregon come together in a four-day food convention at the Ashland Hills Hotel and Suites. There are food tastings, fresh products, cooking demonstrations, and workshops. For nine years, local chefs have competed in a...
Senioritis: Made Up Disease or Serious Epidemic?
James Edson, Editor
March 16, 2016
Filed under Feature, Featured, Home, Local, News, News, Print, School, Showcase, Student Life, The Rogue News
Upon driving past their previous elementary or middle school, high schoolers are often overwhelmed with nostalgia. Memories of a much simpler time seem like heaven when compared to the stress-ridden reality of high school. But just as the daydream reaches its peak, an interesting sight distracts: young...
Which Holiday Song Are You?
December 10, 2015
Filed under Home, School, Showcase, Student Life, Winter
Keep track of your answers! What is your favorite color? 1.Blue 2.White 3.The color of Christmas lights 4.Orange 5.Gold 6.Pink 7.Green&Red What's your favorite holiday drink? 1.Champagene 2.Hot Chocolate 3.Egg Nog 4.Apple Cider 5.Peppermint Tea 6.Pumkin Spice Latte...
Robitz accepted to Naval Academy
June 4, 2015
Filed under Feature, Featured, Home, Local, News, Politics, School, Showcase
Ryne Robitz, many students know him as the running back of the varsity football team or the mathematician. Robitz has been accepted into the Annapolis Naval Academy. Many know this, yet not many know the process to get into this prestigious school. The Naval Academy is one of the most difficult schools...
Sweeping Victory for Ashland at Regional Acting Competition
February 8, 2013
Filed under Arts, Arts/Entertainment, Drama, Home, Local, News, News, School
The bus left Ashland High School on Friday, January 1st with 33 drama students and came back on Saturday with a bus load of winners and ribbons! 29 students won in nine different categories; some even won in multiple categories. Many Ashland High School students are qualified to compete at State Acting...
Plan a Holiday Movie Night!
December 21, 2012
Filed under Calendar, Featured, Home, Opinion, Reviews
Have you turned on the television recently? Almost every classic holiday movie should be on 24/7. The closer Christmas inches towards us, the more holiday spirit people want to experience. The movies are one excellent place to look. There is an extensive list of movies people watch this season, but at...
Q&A with Mirabai Britton
December 21, 2012
Filed under Arts, Arts/Entertainment, Home, Students Speak
Mirabai sits quietly in the art room, reading a book, deep in thought. She’s been drawing since before she can remember. “When I was two, I started drawing spirals,” says the soft-spoken twelfth grader. Britton talks about how her art varies from charcoal and pencil sketches, to vivid pieces using...
William Crowley Interview.
December 18, 2012
William crowley, a Ashland born senior was not always the artist he is today. As an athletic Freshman, he walked into Mark Schoenleber art class expecting it to be entertaining. What he didn’t expect was to discover a hidden artistic talent. Now, a painter and drawer, he is an aspiring artist Immer...
Little Known Winter Holidays
December 17, 2012
You know the season. The smell of hot cocoa and peppermint wafting through the house. Snow falling and presents all around leaves you with a warm fuzzy feeling inside. Starting not long after Halloween, the quarter marker of the school year is shown by the winter holidays beginning in late November. H...
TEOTWAWKI
December 4, 2012
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The day is fast approaching, and everybody knows at least one person who is convinced that the 21st of December will be the ‘end’ of the world as we know it, or TEOTWAWKI. And while they stress and prep, most laugh at what they see as needless and costly spending. But is there any evidence to these...
The End, for Jordan and the Wheel
December 3, 2012
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Home, Reviews, Students Speak
"The Wheel weaves as the Wheel wills," as is said in the popular book series called “The Wheel of Time". Since Eye of the World was published in 1990, Robert Jordan and his books have gained a dedicated following. Now these fans once again want more. After many long years of waiting, anticipation is growin...
Shay’s Academy Award Predicted Nominees
December 1, 2012
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Featured, Home, Opinion, Reviews
Who watches the Academy Awards every year with their eyes glued to the TV? In some families, including my own, watching the Oscars is an annual tradition. We always try to see all the nominated movies, at least for the “best picture” category. This year the predictions go as followed: The Pre...