Community is strengthened by the Humanity class project
Xylina Session, Editor-in-chief
April 8, 2016
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Humanities students’ most recent project included goals oriented around strengthening the community through active service and creativity. Guidelines set from the departments’ teachers, Stephanie Floch, Rob Eberly and Levi Negley included relatively loose structure for the assignment: target a pr...
Spirit Week garnishes school enthusiasm
Arianna Faamausili, Reporter
March 30, 2016
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The reason to have Spirit Week is to help create a more involved student body in the events of the school and to bring unity within each class. Our student body officers have come up with a theme for spirit week which is Cinema Week. “We pretty much got together and threw up a whole bunch of ide...
Student Spotlight: Jalissa Cloward
Lydia Flores, Assistant Editor
March 4, 2016
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Starting in the margins of a class notebook, doodles transformed into designs and crafted the life of high school senior, Jalissa Cloward. As the current FCCLA president and a returning member of the Fashion Institute, Cloward seamlessly seizes every high school opportunity afforded to her. Cloward mas...
Job harrassment reality
Nicole Gomez, Reporter
March 4, 2016
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Flirting is something that is done all the time whether it’s done jokingly with overly batting eyelashes or outright with sly smiles and cheeky winks. Humans flirt with everyone and anyone, a sharp tongued remark answered by a quick quip is seen as amusing. Like Edith Wharton said in the novel, The Ag...
Granite art night unleashes talent
Megan Breneman, Assistant Editor
March 1, 2016
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Anticipation, excitement, determination, confidence, stress… these are just some of the emotions that rush through almost anyone when there’s a competition in front of them. At Granite Art Night Live this is what happens with the contestants as much as any other competitor. “I didn’t have backgrou...
High school relationship turns into CSI plot
Hollie Link, Assistant Editor
March 1, 2016
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While watching TV there always seems to be a gunshot, sexual violence, or some form of bullying. All the bad things keep the audience entertain and deliver a more complex story line. However, there are situations that come off of the screen and happen in real life. No acts of violence should conform...
Major GTI class closing in 2016
Nichole Smith, Reporter
February 29, 2016
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The Granite Technical Institute (GTI) is closing their cosmetology and barbering program in May 2016, which only leaves Medical Terminology, Animal Science, Biology Agricultural Science, Veterinary Assistant, and Landscaping . It takes away the chance for students to start on th...
Counselors benefit from class change policy
Xylina Session, Editor-in-Chief
February 25, 2016
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A recent poll of a portion of the student body conducted by the Warrior Ledger revealed that 62.2% of students made schedule changes this semester. Implemented freshly this year the new class change policy requires students who wish to make a schedule change to fill out a form after referring to the c...
Lack of funding increases tension to various programs
Payton Wright, Reporter
February 20, 2016
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Taylorsville High School has many programs and clubs that allow students to be themselves and show off, like debate, art club, and creative writing . Sometimes though some of these programs can barely pull through due to the lack of money provided by the school and how much money they are able to rai...
ACT test coming in March
Bryttni Furubotten, Reporter
February 20, 2016
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ACT testing takes place on March 1st. The test is for juniors, however sophomores are allowed to take the test if they wanted to. The following year when those juniors are seniors and apply for colleges their ACT scores will be looked at and this will be a big deciding factor of their acceptance, so,...
Post-high school plans: college not included
Sierra Byant, Reporter
February 17, 2016
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Chances are most students go to school for twelve years, graduate, and go to college for another four years, except for a handful of students who have plans for something slightly different. Here at Taylorsville there is a good number of students that are looking at traveling, internships, humanitarian work,...
Sundance displays a wide variety of movies at the annual festival in Park City
Icess Overstreet, Reporter
February 15, 2016
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Each January, the Sundance Film Festival comes to be celebrated by so many people. This year when it came to Park City, Utah it brought new movies and events held at resorts around epic Park City. Sundance came with a couple different features and types like themes from around the world with World dramatic...
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Tying their shirt in a knot at the front, more rips in their jeans, T-shirts becoming dresses, chokers, shirts getting higher and showing more stomach. Everyone knows...
Dance Company prepares for state comp.
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Track season is racing towards us at full pace
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