McSparrow’s Chirp: Summertime more than just a fun time

Alexis McSparren, Columnist
May 16, 2013

Junior Kalli Chapman gets into the summer spirit as she waves her patriotic American flag outside. With summer break taking place in just a few days, many students wonder what to do with themselves. Summer offers many opportunities that the school year can’t offer, such as more time to get a job,... Read more »

Movie Review: Evil Dead

Lindsey Lewis
May 16, 2013

The Evil Dead remake was released on April 5th, 2013 There’s a thin line Alvarez, director of Evil Dead, had to walk when remaking a film such as Sam Raimi’s cult classic “Evil Dead.” Of course, you have to remain true to fans of the original series, which has become known for its excessive... Read more »

Iron Man 3 Explodes Into Theaters

Claire Bullard, Repoter
May 14, 2013

Iron Man 3 was released on May 3, 2013. Its sales surpassed every other movie released this month. Released May 3, 2013 Iron Man 3 has taken the movie industry by storm. Iron Man has outsold The Great Gatsby and every other movie in theaters this month. With action, betrayal, humor, passion and more;... Read more »

Top five items to take to college

Mariah Mayo, Reporter
April 10, 2013

What should I take to college? What do I need in a dorm? What should I not take to college? These are all looming questions for seniors who are preparing to go off to college in the fall. According to Missouri State University’s packing list, seniors should bring everything from... Read more »

‘Warm Bodies’ seems to be a thriller

Claire Bullard, Reporter
March 1, 2013

Ever since the Walking Dead and the Quarantine films Americans have been craving zombies, and on Feb. 1, 2013 they got a new fun loving zombie parody called Warm Bodies. After a zombie epidemic takes a hold of the world a girl named Julie is one of the few survivors among a tight knit city... Read more »

Tech Talk: A breakdown of modern devices

Emily Williamson, Assistant News Editor
February 28, 2013

In these modern times, it’s not  uncommon to see people of all ages using technology such as iPads, Kindles, Nooks, and various brands of tablets.From a distance they appear to be basically the same thing, but they each have separate sets of capabilities and functions.  Technology is constantly... Read more »

Gun Control: The opinion of the Parkviewer editorial staff

Michelle Trantham and Hailey Rutledge, Editorial Staff
February 28, 2013

Gun control is a hot topic both nationally and locally. The majority of the debate focuses on gun control in regards to the school environment. Many ideas have been proposed to increase gun control. Here is The Parkviewer Editorial Staff’s opinions about some of the proposed solutions. >More security... Read more »

Prom-Nom-Nom: Where are you eating for Prom

Miranda Pfieffer, Reporter
February 28, 2013

As we approach fourth quarter, there is a buzz among Parkview seniors about the infamous prom. Girls are looking for dresses and guys are counting their cash as students prepare for the event. One thing that students are working into their plans is where to eat. Parkviewer reporter Miranda... Read more »

An average day in high school: aka why I hate high school

Alexis McSparren, Columnist
February 27, 2013

These days, it’s hard to walk the halls without seeing pajama parties everywhere you turn or hearing verbal hashtags tossed around like greetings. High school can be a jungle, and on some days it can even feel like a foreign country with the things you see and hear. Sometimes I feel like... Read more »

McSparren’s Chirp: New Years’ Resolutions Bring Disappointment

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Alexis McSparren, Columnist
January 9, 2013

The holidays have come and gone. All those Halloween candies, Thanksgiving turkeys and Christmas cookies have gone down the gutter, also known as your infinite gut. While the holidays bring joy and cheer, they can also create a post-holiday slump. Many people think that a new year means a new... Read more »

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