It Pays to Save

March 9, 2010 • Amanda Turner  
Filed under BuccaNews, Top Stories, Uncategorized

       Lake Forest College has experienced the unthinkable- all because of their impact on one former student. Grace Groner had a rough life from the beginning when both her and her twin sister lost their mother and father when they were twelve. Taken in by the Andersons, who were family friends... Read more »

2010 Winter Olympics: The Thrill of Victory and the Agony of Defeat

March 1, 2010 • Caleigh Dillingham  
Filed under Top Stories, View from the Crew

       Two weeks ago the torch in Vancouver was lit and celebrations began. The world came together and athletes from all over of the globe have been experiencing heartbreak or have had their dreams come true. Team USA has had many disappointments and unexpected victories. Shaun White, Apolo Ohno,... Read more »

Lights, Camera, Critics

March 1, 2010 • Lauren Gourley  
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Featured A&E, Movies, Top Stories, View from the Crew

The copper-head teams up with el tigre the cinematic critic to provide Allatoona with an overview of new and upcoming movies.  As actors and actresses in Hollywood slave over dramatic perfection, this devious duo analyzes and reviews the newly released films. Five stars from these commentators is quite... Read more »

Girls Lacrosse: Branching From the Basics

February 23, 2010  
Filed under Sports, Top Stories

The excitement among the girls on the Allatoona lacrosse team begins to build as they proudly adorn the red and white uniforms and secure their goggles into place. These brave Buccaneers grab their trusty lacrosse sticks and head out with visions of victory dancing in their heads. Sophomore player, Sarah... Read more »

Athletic Opportunities for Sports Medicine

January 25, 2010 • Lauren Gourley  
Filed under Sports, Top Stories, View from the Crew

Imagine being at a football game for your favorite high school team.  It’s the third quarter, and your team is fighting for one more “W” on their record. Suddenly you see a teammate get violently struck by your opponent.  A helmet collides with the ribs of the player who is now down and... Read more »

Blown Out of Proportion: Barbie’s Human Body

December 3, 2009 • Kayleigh Loeffler  
Filed under Top Stories, View from the Crew

          Today, two of the biggest problems that teens face are self-esteem and body image.  Girls in particular are often subject to judgment and criticism based on the way they look.  The constant struggle to look good is fueled by the enormous level of icons and images that girls are presented... Read more »

A Hole In The Dress Code

September 6, 2009 • Kayleigh Loeffler  
Filed under Top Stories, View from the Crew

With the arrival of yet another school year and the ease of summer gone, students find themselves struggling to get back into the routine of school.  Homework, teachers, and the endless lunch lines in the cafeteria can be enough to drive most kids crazy.  Perhaps one of the biggest problems that students... Read more »