The album “Native,” not only has the typical OneRepublic sound, but also a new indie vibe.
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Sonic dashes for coins and distance in ‘Sonic Dash’
Sonic Dash is a fast paced games that will definitely test the players skills. Wipe with a finger dodge, jump, and run to receive the highest distance.
Read more ›Spot new music with ‘Spotify’
Spotify makes it easier to discover new and exciting artists. With all of the features that it offers, Spotify enhances the music streaming experience.
Read more ›AP World History teachers offer mock exam
AP World History students can take a mock exam on April 8 and April 15.
Read more ›‘Pâtisserie Manon’ amazing at first bite
Pâtisserie Manon is a small French bakery and bistro that offers a cultured experience.
Read more ›Battle of the Sexes wrap-up
From February 25 through March 1, students showed their spirit and rooted for either the boys or the girls as part of the Battle of the Sexes competition.
Read more ›Cordy 2: Saving the planet again
Cordy 2 is the fun new sequel to Cordy. In this game, the robots once again, depend on Cordy to save the day.
Read more ›Preparations for technology conference underway
The students in the Website Design, Video Game Technology and Broadcast Journalism are teaming up for the “Girls in Tech” conference.
Read more ›Fashion design sophomores create spring apparel
Sophomores in Mrs. Sheilah Petrosky’s fashion design class will be designing and customizing wearable skirts.
Read more ›Folk-heavy sounds from ‘Lumineers’
The Lumineers unique style and perspective on love should please all.
Read more ›‘The Carmel Room’ a traditional steakhouse experience
The Carmel Room is an elegant, French inspired steakhouse that is located inside the Rampart Casino.
Read more ›Southwest Shadow earns recognition
SWCTA’s journalism staff were awarded the NSPA All-American Ranking, with Five Marks of Distinction, and have been recognized as a CSPA Gold Medalist.
Read more ›Rocking the bass guitar world: Meet Jonathan Jackson
Sophomore Jonathan Jackson already knows how to play the trumpet, snare, piano, ukulele, and saxophone and now it’s time for his next instrument: the bass guitar.
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