Nicole B., Reporter
May 15, 2012
Which makeup brands do you use? Do you know if they have been tested on animals? Many of the makeup brands that you see on television commercials test their products on animals, but animal testing probably isn’t what you think it is. The animals aren’t treated like our household pets are –... Read more »
Nicole B., Opinions Editor
May 2, 2012
You may be asking yourself why we are allowed to use iPads in school and not iPhones, when there isn’t much of a difference between them. The main difference is the size, and that only one is allowed to be used in school, while the other is not. Iphones and iPads generally do the exact same things. ... Read more »
Brandi B., Opinions Editor
April 30, 2012
Every high school senior dreams of attending the prom-the glamour, the glitz, the dressing up, and the memories of essentially the last dance of high school. This is a fun and memorable time, to be explored with friends, have pictures taken by and with family members and just a time to look past thoughts... Read more »
Lawren D., Reporter
April 3, 2012
Teenage magazines are widely read throughout America. Teenagers rely on them for advice about fashion, relationships, and health. These magazines can be helpful at times, with giving teenage girls knowledge on the latest trends and the best skin care. When asked her favorite magazine, junior Natalie... Read more »
Shannon H., Reporter
March 27, 2012
In today’s day and age, it seems as if everyone is connected on the ever popular social network, Facebook. Everyone has access to the private details of others’ personal lives via their online profiles. While Facebook has many pros, (helping us to keep in touch, communicate, etc) it can have negative... Read more »
Brandi B., Opinions Editor
March 12, 2012
Some say that we must have bad days in order to appreciate the good days. Others say that we would not even know the difference if we did not endure both a good and a bad day. I on the other hand beg to differ. I feel as though if bad days never existed then good days would be the norm, that way we would... Read more »
Brandi B., Opinions Editor
March 2, 2012
From riding boots to public displays of affection, France is just like America in many ways. Even the Abercrombie and Fitch store in Paris has a scent is just as strong as it is in the store located in the Christiana Mall. Except there is one small difference: you can smell Abercrombie down the block. ... Read more »
Kristin L., Reporter
February 10, 2012
Once upon a time, Padua was a place filled to the brim with traditions. From Ring Mass, to grilled cheese Fridays, Padua’s traditions are unique to our school, and distinctive from the cliché traditions of other high schools. According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, the definition of tradition is... Read more »
Ashlyn I., Reporter
February 5, 2012
Do you ever find your stomach growling in class the period right before lunch? Do you find yourself standing in the lunch line, mouth watering from the aroma of fresh cooked penne pasta and berry smoothies? Maybe I am speaking for myself, but someone has to say it! The food here at Padua has changed... Read more »
January 9, 2012
I can’t tell you how many times I’m told the words, “junior year is the most important year, you better study hard!” and frankly, I’m quite tired of hearing them. The pressure to maintain high marks, excel in history day, and complete a research paper on a book over 400 pages... Read more »