Now that the final days of school are upon us, everyone is ready to start celebrating the summer. As the nights of bonfires and days spent at music festivals begin, here’s a list of places that make...

As summer approaches, classrooms are getting hot. But in the hallways there’s some steam that has nothing to do with the warm weather. Whether its hallway canoodlers or lunchtime gropers, PDA-ing couples...

It took me several months to accept my condition, but I’m finally ready to admit: I have stage two senioritis. Earlier this year stage one of the seasonal epidemic swept through the senior class,...

In this week's Pablo's Parler, Pablo recounts the events from a few weeks ago from his point of view, and how it reminded us that history is happening around us all the time.

The public response to last week’s tragedy in Boston demonstrates how technology and social media are changing the focus of terrorism, and in many ways humanizing its perpetrators. One of the many...

Spring has finally sprung. To go along with the sunshine and flowers emerging this month, it’s time for shorts to emerge from your closet again. But with so many different styles, it can be hard to know...

Last week, Justin Bieber shocked the public with his note in the Anne Frank House guest book: “Anne Frank was a great girl, and hopefully she would have been a Beileber.” At first, I was appalled...

I wake up and look at the clock. Of course, it blinks 6:45 a.m. No matter what day it is, what I have planned or what I did the night before, it seems like sleeping in just isn’t an option. Although...

Ask students what they like best about history class and they’ll probably say debates, simulations or discussions. But time spent on these creative and unstructured activities may soon dwindle. Unless...

In this week's Pablo's Parler, Pablo talks about Hugo Chavez in English and Spanish, how he was shaped by this man, and what we can learn from him. Questions? Comments? Concerns? Tell us in the comments,...