Clara Medalie, Campus and City Editor
March 26, 2013
Wildlife is anything but decreasing as more and more creatures find homes in the parks, country club and lawns of Shaker Heights.
Coyotes are known to walk the streets of Shaker throughout the night, howling away. Having taken...
John Vodrey, Staff Reporter
March 18, 2013
One of the three final candidates for superintendent of Shaker schools, Dr. Demond A. Means, has withdrawn his name from consideration. Means informed the Mequon-Thiensville Board of Education of his decision Sunday, March 17....
Ari Ross, Raider Zone Editor
March 18, 2013
After a two hour blackout, power was restored to the high school at 12:21 p.m., March 18.
The power went out at 10:22 a.m. after lights flickered on and off several times. According to a FirstEnergy map of current outages,...
March 15, 2013
March 14, 2013
Sarah-Jane Lorenzo, Editor in Chief
March 10, 2013
The Board of Education has named three candidates of diverse experience to replace Mark Freeman as district superintendent following his retirement at the end of this year.
A review of the candidates' application materials...
Clara Medalie, Campus and City Editor
February 19, 2013
A love for animals and a bad case of allergies sparked sophomore Cherie Lo’s creation of the Protecting Animal Welfare Society, also known as the PAWS club.
“I’ve always loved animals, but I have allergies to basically...
Clara Medalie, Campus and City Editor
February 19, 2013
Girl Scouts of America’s policy on gay members is more open than that of the Boy Scouts organization.
Junior Tiara Freeman-Sargent is a member of Girl Scouts troop 1510 and said the group’s policy contrasts that of the...
Clara Medalie, Campus and City Editor
February 19, 2013
Local Boy Scout troops have decided not to forbid gay people from participating in scouting despite the current ban.
One of the nation’s largest private youth organizations, the Boy Scouts of America, seriously considered...
February 19, 2013
Dual-enrolled at Cleveland Heights High School and Case Western Reserve University, senior Natasha Madorsky is high achieving. However, she has never been interested in the sciences; she has “never been in a really good science...
February 19, 2013
Senior Evelyn Ting has noticed different treatment between male and female college applicants. “Colleges and universities will try to send emails that target girls for math and science programs, so I get a lot more of that mail...
Clara Medalie, Campus and City Editor
February 19, 2013
Despite the recent bombing of the United States Embassy in Ankara, Turkey, the Shaker band’s scheduled trip to Istanbul this spring will proceed.
On Feb. 1, a suicide bomber detonated a bomb outside a personnel entrance to...
