Rachel Shaw, Cover Story Editor
December 13, 2011
After the Dec. 2 basketball and hockey games went haywire with fan misbehaviors, Facebook and Twitter exploded with commentary about student, administrator and police behavior, as well as with rumors and predictions regarding...
Allie Harris, Campus and City Editor
December 13, 2011
The 250 students in Student Group on Race Relations are now prohibited from going out to lunch after they visit fourth-and sixth-grade classes.
According to SGORR Coordinator Halle Bauer, the existing policy is now being enforced...
Julia Scharfstein, Campus and City Editor
December 13, 2011
Thanks to a new state law, students no longer need to take one year of in-house gym to graduate.
The 2011-2012 Program Planning Guide states that, “students may use irregularly earned credits (independent study . . . and...
Sarah-Jane Lorenzo, Campus and City Editor
November 21, 2011
Senate Bill 5, a bill that would have restricted union rights and affect public employees, met firm defeat at polls across Ohio on Tuesday, Nov. 8. Although the bill itself will never take effect, it leaves many teachers with...
Sarah-Jane Lorenzo, Campus and City Editor
November 21, 2011
Bill Clawson and Rueben Harris will join the Shaker Heights School Board come January 2012, as Shaker voters decided Nov. 8.
When all precincts had reported, Clawson had 6,341 votes, while Harris, with 4,588 votes, pulled ahead...
Sarah-Jane Lorenzo, Campus and City Editor
November 21, 2011
Juliana Johnston Senturia was selected by Shaker voters to join incumbents Nancy Moore, Earl Williams and James Brady on City Council. Senturia is active in the Shaker League of Women Voters and has attended City Council meetings...
Alysse Eberhard, Marissa Miller and Rachel Shaw, Cover Story Editors
November 21, 2011
THE POSTERS READ “Juniority,” and with them, the latest battle in Shaker’s class war began.
When students arrived at school Oct.14, they found the school decorated in green. It was a color war spirit day, and students...
Allie Harris, Julia Scharfstein, Campus and City Editors
November 21, 2011
“What that really means is we don’t think we are capable of holding a safe event. If this decision came to be, then I would just cancel the dance altogether,” Principal Michael Griffith said.
And with those words, Griffith...
