The Warrior Ledger

Lauren Kate visits Taylorsville Library

Megan Breneman, Entertainment Editor • November 24, 2014

Lauren Kate, author of the “Fallen” series, was welcomed by a group of students on November 10 when she came to visit at lunch. She discussed her life leading up to being a published author and then after, continuing to talk about her books and following up with answering the audience’s questions.

Multicultural Assembly cancelled due to lack of participation

John Diaz, Reporter • November 24, 2014

The Multicultural assembly was supposed to be on the 25th of November, but it got cancelled due to lack of participation. The assembly was supposed to be about students performing dances or music from cultures they originate from.

Babadook creates true horror for audiences

Jeremy Ashton, News Editor • November 14, 2014

Robbie (Daniel Henshall), Amelia’s son, is plagued by the fear of a grievous monster lurking in the shadows of their home and Amelia struggles to work through the repercussions of her son’s fears.

Excitement rises for up and coming theme park

Hana Sapa, Opinion Editor • November 14, 2014

Set to open in the summer of 2015, Evermore Park will be located on 45 acres of flat land off I-15 at the Pleasant Grove exit, the attraction is a fantasy adventure park that will allow patrons to travel into the past.

New borderlands disappoints

Harmony Hankins, Reporter • November 14, 2014

Developed by 2K Australia with the assistance of Gearbox, Borderlands has been entertaining gamers since it was first released in 2009.

Excitement stirs with most recently released album by Steve Aoki

Aaron Dufner, Reporter • November 14, 2014

Steve Aoki is at it again with his latest album Neon Future I. After his past albums it will be hard for him to match his success from his last album Wonderland which got landed him a nomination at the Grammys.

Player Profile: Ryan Cobly

Gabriel Kearney, Reporter • November 12, 2014

Ryan Colby, junior, competed in plenty of Utah’s featured Cross Country events. He has had also a lot of success. Colby ran a 16:36.20 in the Three Mile Run at the Utah State XC Championship, placing...

Player Profile: Taylor Saau

Gabriel Kearney, Reporter • November 12, 2014

Senior linebacker Taylor Saau comes from a family where he has a twin, an older sister and a younger brother. Saau’s mother has always been the most supportive person when it comes to his football games....

Pumpkin Spice shouldn’t symbolize fall

Xylina Session, Opinion Editor • November 12, 2014

Rusty mountains, foliage, scarves, guiltless candy consumption, turkeys with anxiety, and crowded Barnes & Nobles. All items in the previous list help to usher in Fall’s most dominant character....

Students struggle in balancing work and school

Keely Valdez, Reporter • November 12, 2014

There are students who walk among us who are tired from the night before. They are exhausted. They might’ve had fun but they might have asked themselves if it was even worth it throughout the entire...

Player Profile: Aaron Canepari

Gabriel Kearney, Reporter • November 12, 2014

As basketball season approaches, the Warriors are ready to tip-off and defend their region title. One player who feels confident about the 2014-2015 season is junior point guard, Aaron Canepari. Basketball...

Anti-bullying policies implemented

Hana Sapa, Opinion Editor • November 12, 2014

The definition of bullying is committing an act against someone that endangers the physical and/or emotional health, or their safety. In order to prevent bullying our school, along with many others have...

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