Sophomore and Hawkeye staff writer Stephen Cuplin is a now a foreign exchange student, living in Sapporo, Japan. He reflects on his first day of school and life so far away from home. Second Week, First day of school! Japan truly is a fantastic place, I see this more and more everyday. Everyone is so nice [...]
MTHS sophomore and writer for The Hawkeye Stephen Cuplin has began a one year program as a exchange student in Japan. Cuplin is living in Sapporo, on Japan’s northern island. He is taking us along this incredible experience and will be updating the Hawkeye regularly. Below, Cuplin describes his first weeks of living in Japan. First Week! So [...]
EDITOR’S NOTE: Senior Ryan Austin Ogilvie’s asked to put his poem in The Hawkeye for his senior project. PAINED HEARTS The homeless man walks a cold street His clothes torn and share him no warmth at all He carries a bag of peanuts, but he does not eat them He instead gives them to the other [...]
Dear Hawkeye, I would like to say that the front-page article of the most recent issue was very well done. I found a lot of truth in it unlike the news media did. I liked the fact that you shed the truth; saying Jose was not special ed. The media will do everything they can [...]
Dear Hawkeye, In Joel Moreno’s KOMO story on the tragic assault at our school he suggested it was a case of “bullying gone too far,” and several times used the words “special ed student” to describe the victim. I have to wonder, therefore, if he or his editor actually care how bullying works, because they [...]
As we wrap up the Fall Sports season, I want to congratulate all of our student-athletes who competed and represented our school so well during the first athletic season of the year. Football had an incredible run, making it to the playoffs for just the second time in our school’s 52-year history. That’s quite an [...]
This month, Terrace has many things planned and some things have already occurred. To start, the first quarter ended Nov. 2 and teachers are finishing up all of their grades. The school’s annual Macho Volleyball tournament took place Nov. 6 in our main gym. For those who don’t know what Macho Volleyball is, it is [...]
Question: What do you do to remember and celebrate 9/11?
Q: My boyfriend abuses me, but I love him, what do I do? A: My first advice, reach out to someone and confide in them about your boyfriends abuse. Tell anyone, a close friend, a family member, teacher, or even a co-worker. You may at first be hesitant in admitting that you have become a victim [...]
It happens every year about this time. Students struggle with classwork, they fall behind on big projects or major assignments, grades in classes begin to suffer, and a certain administrator’s hair becomes greyer and greyer (oh, but this really isn’t about me). A couple of these examples with the fact that the weather is getting [...]
