With a “neo-punk-wave-post-grunge-psychedelic-trash” vibe and sublime effects, Chloe Hajjar creates her own unique visions. Hajjar, a junior, created a website, chlojar.com that is filled with her projects and artwork. “It is basically a website to promote my artwork and for other people to find it easily and cycle throughout the internet,” Hajjar… Read More Seaholm Junior Pursues Design Industry
Picturesque backdrops, catchy songs, and high-definition footage are just a few notable aspects of junior Jordan Gasper’s action sports films. Since the summer of 2010, Gasper has been filming action sports videos, referred to as “edits”. Since he began filming sports such as skiing and biking, it has remained a passion. “It… Read More Gasper’s Passion for Filmmaking Pays Off
Written by Kelly Martinek and Kendall Hitch As an incoming college freshmen, students are expected to narrow their focus to just one out of hundreds of majors. But what does a college major truly mean for a student’s future? In 2007, Groves graduate Kendall Wyllie set off on a four year, 120 hour… Read More A Major Decision
I matter: those words can be hard to say out loud. With teachers, counselors, and even parents drilling children with the importance of empathizing, community service and understanding you can’t always get what you want, learning to say and think “I matter” can slip through the cracks. Sure, it’s important to understand… Read More Learning “iMatter”
Shane Leslie has high expectations for 2013. He doesn’t want to be just a good biker, he wants to be one of the best. “Next year I want to get on a World Cup team and do all the World Cup races, and finish in the top 100 in the world,” Leslie said. Leslie, Junior… Read More Junior Rides Into National Spotlight
The Highlander’s college map is one of the most anticipated graphics of the year. It’s exciting to see where the senior class is going after Seaholm. But what if where one chooses to go is only a starting point? According to the PrincetonReview.com, some students who are rejected from their dream… Read More Not all College Students Finish Where They Started
Character education has become an increased focus at Seaholm, especially after the Newton Connecticut shooting. “When something like [the shooting] happens on a national scale we have to look at what we are doing in our own community,” Superintendent Daniel Nerad said. According to Nerad, the last few months have been used… Read More District Revamps Character Ed
