By: Lauren Miller Broadcast Editor Whether you are recently single, in a dry spell, or eternally alone, we all must suffer through the dreaded day, Feb. 14. As females, it is our duty, as well as misfortune,...

By Caroline Binley Opinion Editor Anyone who’s lived in the age of the internet has been warned about its dangers. No, I’m not talking about creepy old men who live in their basements and dream about...

Ask any English teacher and they’ll tell you that teenagers have bad vocabularies. Not only bad, but lazy. Especially when it comes to insulting one another (a pastime enjoyed by nerds, jocks, burnouts...

By Katie Gravagna Staff Writer You can lock your doors and bar your windows, you can store enough canned food to last for years, but you'll never keep them out. I'm talking, of course, about visiting...

By Nabi Dressler Editor-in-Chief Disclaimer: I’m not skipping Homecoming because I’m a bitter senior but because my cold is still inhibiting me from breathing out of my nose and I conveniently have...

              By Brian Park Executive In-Depth Editor| Story: The US company J&D’s has come out with a brand new product-- Bacon Shaving Cream. With the motto,...

By Anna Boratyn Executive Opinion Editor| Like every other teenage internet activist on the planet, I believe that the "internet should be free."  And kumbaya, to you too.  But what does freedom entail? To...

By Miranda Holloway Editor-In-Chief| It’s the best time of year! Yes, I know it’s a cliche, but it’s only a cliche because it’s true. December is my second favorite month (October wins simply because...

By Maddy Moloney Associate Editor-In-Chief| *Editor’s note: This was mentioned   from Nov. 30′s print edition of the Prospector. Tis the season to be jolly! But it can be so hard when your racked...

By Khrystyna Halatyma Executive In-Depth Editor| Season seven of Dexter is the most twisted yet -- and that’s saying something when it comes to Dexter Morgans (Michael C. Hall) life. The season started...

*Editor's note: This is last year's editorial on homework mentioned on page 5  from Nov. 30's print edition of the Prospector. In "Romeo and Juliet" by William Shakespeare, Juliet asks, "What's in a...

By Aungelina Dahm Executive Sports Editor| The tradition of brides wearing a veil at their wedding was something that symbolized the husband taking over her instead of the father. When the veil would...